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Virtual assistant Cc:Betty started out by organizing the information in your email, but chief executive Michael Cerda says the vision goes far beyond that — starting with the Twitter integration launched last week. It looks like Cc:Betty isn’t limiting itself to standard web access either, since the service just launched an iPhone-friendly mobile site.
You can watch Cerda describe the Palo Alto, Calif., company at the DEMO conference in this video, but the basic idea is… Continue Reading
Cc:Betty brings an electronic assistant to your Twitter account, too
Cc:Betty, a service that helps organize your email, is now bringing in other communication streams too, starting with microblogging service Twitter.
The Palo Alto, Calif., company rolled out some basic Twitter integration today. It’s still built around the company’s concept of a “mailspace” — basically, when someone sends a copy of an email to “betty@ccbetty.com” (Betty’s supposed to be your a virtual assistant), it creates a page on the Cc:Betty site that tracks the conversation, along… Continue Reading
Email assistant Cc:Betty raises $1.5M
Cc:Betty, a startup that helps users organize their email, announced today that it has raised $1.5 million in seed funding. The round was led by Venrock, the firm where co-founder and chief executive Michael Cerda incubated the company as an entrepreneur in residence.
The Palo Alto, Calif. company creates a “mailspace” where users can get the information that they want from their emails — they can see all the messages in a single conversation, as well… Continue Reading
DEMO: Cc:Betty makes email easier for collaboration
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A new company called Cc:Betty is making it a lot easier to follow email conversations.
Ever get fed up with tracking threads in your email inbox? Google’s Gmail was early to track conversation threads, but if you’re like me, it’s confusing, or at the least bothersome: You have to open the threads and scan through them all each time.
Cc:Betty, of Palo Alto, Calif., offers a single view of an entire conversation, and an overview of any… Continue Reading