Iterasi targets PR market with tool for archiving web pages
Iterasi, a social bookmarking company that lets you archive web pages, is launching its first paid product today, targeting public relations and marketing firms that want to keep track of news coverage for their clients.
Called Positive Press, the product lets you track news sources the way you would with a traditional RSS feed. However, the problem with conventional RSS is that Web sites change constantly, so it’s hard to monitor how a story was placed… Continue Reading
Roundup: Market researchers report on global game sales, Microsoft introduces Photosynth and more
Here’s the latest action:
Leading market researchers team up to report on video game sales – The leading research companies in the field (The NPD Group, GfK Chart-Track Limited and Enterbrain) have released the Top Global Markets Report in a long overdue move to provide reliable data on worldwide game sales. The bestselling game of the year so far is Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto IV, according to the report.
Microsoft introduces photosharing technology Photosynth — A “synth,”… Continue Reading
Iterasi’s better bookmarking service now in private beta
Social bookmarking has been around for years, with companies like Delicious successfully creating sites where online communities collect and share links to their favorite web pages. Iterasi has come out with a slick-looking evolution of that idea, now available in private beta if you want to sign up.
Instead of just saving links, you use Iterasi to save all of the information on a page, including images and links, a process it calls “notarizing.” Log in… Continue Reading
Iterasi, a social bookmarking site that lets you save the contents of any page
Iterasi is a social bookmarking site that lets you save the exact contents of a web page, like you can’t do using other options.
Unitl now, if I want to save a web page — let’s say page of where I’ve made an online payment on an e-commerce site — I can either take a screenshot, or save the URL of the page. Both options are somewhat problematic. Screenshots are images, and you can’t search the… Continue Reading