Keep your eye on this AIR application: Pownce
Wed, 2007-06-27 14:59 — mikepotter
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Kevin Rose, who started the Digg.com website, has a new startup ready to launch what looks like a pretty cool new product built on Adobe AIR: Pownce. From the description, it looks a bit like Twitter combined with Facebook. In any event, should be interesting if only for the team behind it. Something to keep an eye on.
Via Digg and Alistair Lee, who doesn't blog but should.
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Mispelled
I suppose you mispelled the name of the site: is Pownce not pawnce :)
Bye,
Alessio
eh
Seems more like Twitter meets P2P software. Not sure that AIR needs *that* kind of attention. WE'RE IN UR AIR, TRADIN' UR MP3Z
I'm more interested in how much blog-power Kevin Rose has amassed. He has Mike Downey talking about it.
What's the business model?