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By: mind new media » Blog Archive » iLike & Facebook

mind new media » Blog Archive » iLike & Facebook — Mon, 28 May 2007 10:26:50 +0000

[...] So why iLike? There’s been a huge demand for music-focused socializing on Facebook (which isn’t surprising considering how central music is to MySpace users). iLike helps people find new music by learning what their friends are listening to; through Facebook’s platform, it allows users to add music to profiles and help them find their favorite concerts (and learn which friends are going to which concerts). iLike also offers free mp3’s that match users’ tastes. (VB’s earlier coverage here). [...]

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By: MobileCrunch » FotoDunk Acquired by iLike: MC Vindicated.

MobileCrunch » FotoDunk Acquired by iLike: MC Vindicated. — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 22:40:25 +0000

[...] I realize that this isn’t the newest piece of information, but I hadn’t seen the news until this past weekend’s Play Conference in Berkeley. VentureBeat recently reported that Fotodunk has been acquired by iLike. I was soundly bashed for my very enthusiastic profile of Fotodunk back in July when my contention was not that it was better than competitors like Abazab, Umundo or even Mojungle (who in particular took strenuous objection to my position and coverage of Fotodunk in general), but rather that it was seeing substantial adoption as a result of their strategy which was to keep things very simple. [...]

By: PULSE 2.0 » Blog Archive » What I Like About iLike. A Look Into iLike’s Past 4 Months.

Fri, 10 Nov 2006 08:11:44 +0000

[...] November 7, 2006: YouTube Features Launch; A couple days later, Michael Arrington Writes About It The idea behind this new feature is that if music videos are available for the selected songs, iLike users can click on “Play Video (if available)” and if it is, then a mini-embedded video from YouTube will open up directly below the song title on iLike.Â Here’s a screenshot: November 9, 2006: VentureBeat’s Matt MarshallÂ reports that iLike Has Quietly Acquired FotoDunk The four founders of FotoDunk are David McIntosh, Daniel Kluesing, Alan Rutledge, and Darian Shirazi.Â “These guys met with the iLike folks at in a Fulsom St. bar in SF to sign the documents, but were forced to go into an alleyway to finish the deal because there were underage,” statedÂ Matt Marshall.Â FotoDunk is a software application that allow users to upload photos from their phone into a Flash widget which can be embedded in MySpace profiles.Â [...]

By: iLike « Technically Speaking

iLike « Technically Speaking — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 22:08:55 +0000

[...] iLike is getting a ton of press today. All of it good too. Even the Venture Beat bunch really is giving it a 2 thumbs up review. The only thing is that people might confuse it, or one slip of a letter will take you to Like.com! Both are worlds apart. [...]