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Upgrade to the Echo Email Notification System Posted: Feb 18, 2010 by Chris Saad Today we shipped an upgrade to the Echo Email Notification System that should make it easier to use, more powerful and more effective for both end-users and moderators. Here are the [...]
Small tweaks to the comment form Posted: Feb 17, 2010 by Chris Saad Just wanted to share that we are rolling out a minor tweak to the comment form to make the Login and Share buttons clearer. They have been renamed from 'From' [...]
Posted: Feb 09, 2010 by Chris Saad Today, Google has announced their latest product called 'Google Buzz'. It is very much like FriendFeed in that it allows users to view, comment, like and share the social activities of [...]
Posted: Feb 05, 2010 by Chris Saad Featured changes Split stream support in WP Echo has supported filtering of given items for some time now (E.g. include only comments, or include everything but comments) which allowed publishers to deploy [...]
The Transformation from Creation to Curation Posted: Feb 05, 2010 by Chris Saad Increasingly, large media organizations are learning and adapting to the notion that their job is changing. It is moving from 100% content creation through editorial processes to a mix of original content [...]
Developers, Developers, Developers Posted: Feb 04, 2010 by Chris Saad If the headline of this post makes you giggle with a knowing smile then we want you! We are starting to work more closely with developers to provide the APIs they [...]
Initial thoughts on the Synaptic Web Posted: Jan 19, 2010 by Chris Saad As many of you may know, before the Echo team sat down to design and build Echo, we first set about writing down what we all think the present and [...]
How much are you paying for Free software? Posted: Jan 15, 2010 by Chris Saad In August of 2008 Khris Loux, our CEO, wrote a post called 'The cost of free widgets' which outlined 3 ways in which 'free' products – particularly products you embed [...]
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Please remember
- We are always here to help. You can reach us on the support forum at http://support.js-kit.com
- You can read our documentation at http://wiki.js-kit.com
- You can access the admin dashboard at http://www.js-kit.com/settings
- You can stay tuned to updates on our blog, and on Twitter
- You can keep track of our system status on Twitter
- You can follow Khris Loux our CEO and/or Chris Saad our VP Strategy on Twitter.
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