PRWEB -- Mar 29 -- Youggle.com has launched; includes a virtual speaking host which guides users though the total sign up stage. Free 1 month introductory full membership trial period. PRESS RELEASE @ PR WEB
Mark Brooks: Fill in the blanks... cat in xxxx's chance. First there was Google, then Youggle.com. Gotta love it. "I'll bet Google is drafting the lawsuit documents as we speak." (Thanks to Glenn Millar for the heads up on this one) Youggle's speaking host is courtesy of oddcast.com btw. I use it at ACE-CLUB as well. I wonder why Lemontonic pulled their speaking host?
You always have interesting tidbits on your subject matter. Thanks.
Posted by: Q... | Mar 30, 2005 at 12:55 AM
Oddcast is a great service, have played around with it for a while. Unless the host is tightly integrated into the database and functionality of the site, they tend to be more annoying than they are worth.
Posted by: David Evans | Mar 30, 2005 at 12:28 PM
Very observant Mark. We temporarily removed the tour because it referred to our legacy Microsoft architecture, which we migrated away from because it was not economically scalable. We now use a completely proprietary code base on an open source archicture and it has resulted in provisioning cost reductions of 80% and scalability increases of 1000%. Small wonder then that MSFT is so concerned about the open source revolution. For those interested, the tour can still be viewed at:
http://www.lemontonic.com/Lemontonic/extras/index.html
Mark Pavan
President and CEO
Lemontonic Inc.
Posted by: Mark Pavan | Mar 30, 2005 at 01:47 PM
Google buying Youtube!! Had to laugh when i saw youggle being the combo. I just had a browse around the website and did not see any virtual host? but still youggle looks like a take off from myspace. myspace + youtube + google = youggle.
Any rate mike it was a great review to read. And i found a new site to hang out in.. cheers
Posted by: google lover | Apr 14, 2007 at 12:35 AM
I just signed up to youggle.com its a pretty cool website. I agree with comments above Youggle is a combo of youtube and google, with bits of facebook.
dam cool idea!!! See yahoo failed to buy facebook! maybe they should buy youggle.
Posted by: Daved | May 25, 2007 at 11:08 PM