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The revamped Delicious, at least the first version of it, is here. After getting bought from Yahoo by AVOS, a startup created by two YouTube cofounders, the site has been rebuilt from the ground up. It will still feel familiar and many of the old concepts are still there, but the interface and the infrastructure hav... |
27 September 2011 07:11 GMT |
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Delicious, a venerable service by web standards, has had a rough time staying relevant for the past few years. Being stuck under Yahoo ownership didn't help.
For a long time, it looked like yet another web 2.0 site that didn't fulfill its promise, like many of the other hot sites of the moment. When Yaho... |
12 September 2011 06:41 GMT |
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Delicious' fate is now finally known, the service which Yahoo has been trying to sell for the past months has been scooped up by YouTube founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen and will become part of their new company Avos which is labeled as a "new internet company.""Today, we’re pleased to announce that Del... |
28 April 2011 04:10 GMT |
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Yahoo has been looking to sell Delicious for a few months now. That much has been known, but the latest rumors now have a price for the sale, it's in the $1 million to $2 million range, a bargain basement price for a property that still attracts several million visitors each month.Delicious may have its loyal fo... |
18 March 2011 08:51 GMT |
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Delicious, though reaching a venerable age by internet standards, is still quite popular with a lot of people, as the whole Yahoo fiasco in December showed. At the time, rumors hinted at Delicious' imminent closure, leading to a lot of panicked users and a lot of opportunistic competitors. Google is a bit late t... |
18 February 2011 10:31 GMT |
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Yahoo has finally gotten around to clarifying the fate of Delicious, a day after rumors of its closure leaked. While the company did put out a vague statement initially, it didn't say anything about Delicious specifically. Now though it's saying that the service may be sold off and it's complaining abo... |
18 December 2010 05:10 GMT |
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The latest round of layoffs at Yahoo isn't the only piece of bad news at the company. Along with the people fired, Yahoo will be shutting down several of its products and restructuring others including Delicious, MyBlogLog, Yahoo Buzz and AltaVista. While some, particularly Delicious had a solid core audience, Y... |
17 December 2010 04:33 GMT |
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Yahoo is announcing an interesting, new feature in Yahoo Messenger, Delicious bookmarks integration. The feature has been in testing and has now been rolled out to Yahoo Messenger users. It allows them to easily save a link they receive in an IM conversation using Delicious and even share it with the world. "This we... |
25 March 2010 09:39 GMT |
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The Delicious development team has been working lately on some interesting new features they often taunt users with on their blog. Recently, they've revealed to the world that they have been working alongside the Yahoo team to provide a simple way for Yahoo Messenger users to save links exchanged in the IM windo... |
10 March 2010 09:29 GMT |
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Yahoo-owned social bookmarking site Delicious has announced a plethora of new features and improvements anticipating some of the trends like the “real-time” web. The new version brings more than just the usual set of fixes and tweaks and ads much improved search filters and graphs, a mobile version of the... |
1 October 2009 10:58 GMT |
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Twitter is known and loved for its simplicity but the site creators' reluctance to add new features does have its drawbacks. One functionality that could have a significant impact is threaded conversations, something that Twitter doesn't currently support, forcing users to resort to all sorts of workarounds... |
11 August 2009 08:27 GMT |
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There's a new-found love for real time on the Internet and in social media in particular. It may be a necessity or it may be an “everybody else is doing it” move but more and more services and sites are integrating real-time features, some useful some gimmicky. Yahoo's social bookmarking site De... |
5 August 2009 02:35 GMT |
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Google Chrome may be faster in some cases and offer a more streamlined interface, but its developers know it has no real chance of gaining any traction without an add-on system. Add-on support, or extensions, as Chrome calls them, has been built-in for a while, but it isn't turned on by default, as it still is v... |
3 July 2009 09:02 GMT |
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