Six Apart Resurrects Pownce in New Microblogging Platform
news.cnet.com — Pownce, the hosted Twitter-alike service Six Apart acquired last year, re-emerges as free, open-source app for Web developers called Motion. Read this blog post by Rafe Needleman on Rafe's Radar. (Submitted by emberjohn) More...
Kevin Rose: What’s Right at Digg, What Went Wrong at Pownce
techcrunch.com — This video is longer than most of our behind-the-scenes glimpses, but we covered a lot of territory. Rose tells us the single most important product move Digg has made in the last year, whether his company is worried about the Twitter threat, what’s coming next for Digg... (Submitted by MrBabyMan) More...
Pownce now has public file sharing and increased file sizes
blog.pownce.com — You can now share personal files with your friends, fans, and the Pownce community at large. They have also increased the base file size limit from 10MB to 100MB. Pro users now can upload 250MB. (Submitted by courtstarr) More...
Six Apart Welcomes Pownce
sixapart.com — I am pleased to announce that today we are welcoming the Pownce team and technology to Six Apart. Pownce launched in June of 2007 and opened to the public earlier this year, but, as mentioned on the Pownce blog Pownce.com will be closing in the next few weeks. (Submitted by arielwaldman) More...
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