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Tribe Launches Opern Profiles (finally:)
tribe turned on its 'open profiles' today and despite being heavily biased i think they're cool and get closer to marc canter's vision for the DLA (digital lifestyle aggregrators. i believe this is the first of its kind personal web services aggregator. you can check mine out which features my flickr feed as well as my girlfriend, mo's feed and fred wilson's blog too. didnt include my amazon wish list cause i dont have any wishes that can be fulfilled by amazon:)
June 16, 2005 in social media | Permalink
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