Category Archives: Glubble for Families
The power of OpenID
[disclaimer: this post is related to my work as CEO of Glubble] Yesterday was a big day for Glubble, a private social network for (extended) families including small children. We introduced the ability to register and log in to Glubble … Continue reading
Posted in Chris Messina, Family, Glubble for Families, OpenID
Tagged Chris Messina, families, Glubble, OpenID
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We are live with the Family Timeline!
[disclaimer: this post is related to my job at Glubble] It’s taken months of making plans, thinking things through, building, and testing. And now we are live. The Family Timeline is here. Glubble aims to provide families a private place … Continue reading
Looking for testers of our new photo service
[disclosure: this post is related to my job as CEO of http://www.glubble.com] I haven’t had a lot of time to blog lately. I regret that because I like thinking out loud here and I miss the interaction with the people … Continue reading
Customer engagement improves the First Use Experience
[disclaimer: this post is related to the experiences I have at my job at http://www.glubble.com] The most difficult thing to grasp when you are trying to build a consumer or mainstream service on the web is the notion that everyone … Continue reading
Crossing the chasm is hard work but is well worth it
[Disclaimer: this post is related to my work at http://www.glubble.com] I haven’t been writing on my blog the past few days. Makes me a little sad. The cause for the lack of posts is my current workload. I promised to … Continue reading
Glubble for Families is live now
[Disclaimer: I am responsible for the new Glubble for Families release, so this post is related to my work at Glubble. If you want to follow what is happening over at Glubble I suggest you take a look at our … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Glubble for Families, social networks
Tagged Glubble for Families, Ian Hayward, live
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