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Anatomy Of A Failure: Lessons Learned
This post was written by guest contributor Paul Bragiel, founder of Meetro, a location-aware instant messaging platform that was DeadPooled last month. Bragiel is also the foun...Read more... -
Meetro Abandoned for Lefora, A Hosted Forum Solution
Meetro is finally coming out of the closet with the hosted forum solution we anticipated last October, and it?s pretty much what we expected it to be: a white label platform li...Read more... -
Wetpaint Combines Discussion Forums With Wikis
Seattle-based Wetpaint, which launched in June 2006, is a hosted wiki site that focuses on great looking sites and making the user interface as easy as possible. A number of wi...Read more... -
Meetro Working to Make Forum Creation Dead Simple
We?ve been informed that Meetro ? provider of a location-based instant messaging service ? is working on a stealth project that aims to make forum setup, customization, and mod...Read more... -
Does Your Building Need A Social Network? Why Not.
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Company
- Company Name: Meetro
- Homepage: http://www.meetro.com
- Blog: http://hq.meetro.com
- Category: web
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Meetro was a freely downloadable instant messaging client and real-time social networking application that was for its location awareness.
It detected your own physical location and then let you see which other Meetro users were located nearby.
Available for both Windows and Mac, Meetro also supported AIM, MSN, ICQ, and Yahoo IM services so you could combine all of your buddies across different messaging services using Meetro as a singular platform to chat.
Meetro also included a social networking aspect allowing users to create their own profile (complete with picture) in which they could not only provide information about themselves but also link to YouTube videos, their MySpace profile, Flickr account, and others.
Meetro’s ultimate offering was the ability to let people stay in touch with existing friends, meet new people online, and most importantly provide an avenue to physically meet new people in the real world.
Since its basis was centered around providing people’s general locations, Meetro took steps to safeguard individuals’ privacy by showing only the radial distance between users and never displaying (even to mutual friends) users’ actual addresses.
