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    19th October 2009

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    First huge publicity for foursquare. Such a solid product. somewhatfrank: Congrats to @foursquare on a nice NYTimes article. I’ve been using Foursquare since SXSW in March 2008 and immediately saw the viral hooks that would make grow. I recently visited the FourSquare office in NYC and I looking forward to seeing this product continue to grow and evolve. While we are on the topic of location-based applications, another similar product worth taking a look at is the Going.com iPhone application. I first met Going at a TECH cocktail Boston event in 2007 and they have since been acquired by AOL as an asset in the AOL Local efforts. foursquare: Face-to-Face Socializing Starts With a Mobile Post (via Foursquare, a Social Network Site, Puts Users Face to Face - NYTimes.com) “It’s planned serendipity,” said Emily Woolf, 24, a strategic planner living in Brooklyn who checks in on Foursquare when she wants to grab coffee or a drink with friends. “At this point, I don’t even bother texting or calling my friends. I just check Foursquare to see if they’re nearby and go meet them.” Great piece by @jennydeluxe on foursquare in The New York Times, our first “Big Media” piece so far. Special thx to @emii @anniemal @SugarMamas @stribs @newyorkcubic who all got shoutouts in the piece!

    First huge publicity for foursquare. Such a solid product.

    somewhatfrank:

    Congrats to @foursquare on a nice NYTimes article. I’ve been using Foursquare since SXSW in March 2008 and immediately saw the viral hooks that would make grow. I recently visited the FourSquare office in NYC and I looking forward to seeing this product continue to grow and evolve.

    While we are on the topic of location-based applications, another similar product worth taking a look at is the Going.com iPhone application. I first met Going at a TECH cocktail Boston event in 2007 and they have since been acquired by AOL as an asset in the AOL Local efforts.

    foursquare:

    Face-to-Face Socializing Starts With a Mobile Post (via Foursquare, a Social Network Site, Puts Users Face to Face - NYTimes.com)

    “It’s planned serendipity,” said Emily Woolf, 24, a strategic planner living in Brooklyn who checks in on Foursquare when she wants to grab coffee or a drink with friends. “At this point, I don’t even bother texting or calling my friends. I just check Foursquare to see if they’re nearby and go meet them.”

    Great piece by @jennydeluxe on foursquare in The New York Times, our first “Big Media” piece so far.

    Special thx to @emii @anniemal @SugarMamas @stribs @newyorkcubic who all got shoutouts in the piece!

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    1. emmawelles reblogged this from foursquare
    2. ryangraves reblogged this from somewhatfrank and added:
      First huge publicity for foursquare. Such
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    4. somewhatfrank reblogged this from foursquare and added:
      Congrats to @foursquare on...nice NYTimes article. I’ve been using Foursquare since SXSW...
    5. hifiny reblogged this from foursquare and added:
      Matthew Weiner probably isn’t on 4sq.
    6. funsize reblogged this from dpstyles and added:
      Well done, Jenna!
    7. dpstyles reblogged this from foursquare and added:
      Psyched about this piece for two reasons: #1 great timing as we have more good things coming later this week, #2 from my...
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