Flock flaps closer to takeoff with a new version 0.9

Flock, a web browser based on Firefox but filled with more “Web 2.0-y goodness”, has released a new version. This time they’re up to 0.9 beta. The browser is tightly integrated with a lot of the popular social web services like Flickr, LiveJournal, Ma.gnolia.com, Xanga, YouTube and many more.
The most prominent new feature [...]

History repeating itself: Facebook as AOL 2.0?

There’s been a lot of talk recently about how Facebook, MySpace and other social networks are basically the second coming of AOL.  The term “walled garden” pops up a lot, usually with a derogatory meaning.  With the sheer volume of buzz lately Facebook has been a popular subject.  A few days ago Steve Rubel linked [...]

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