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We serve 1,000+ current subscribers, large and small, including web properties, publishers, advertising agencies, professional sports organizations, TV companies and more. The thing they all have in common is that they want to identify and reach brand decision makers with speed and ease.
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henk blanken
· 12 months ago
Dear Caleb Elston,
I'm a journalist in the Netherlands and found Toluu while searching for a tool I almost decided to build myself. This tool answers the question: what other bloggers are my bloggers reading. That's very close to what Toluu is doing, but not exactly the same. I'm not interested in the blogs my friends are reading - their taste might be as shallow as mine. But I'd love to know, being a tech-writer, what Jeff Jarvis is reading in his Google Reader, or Nick Carr, Kevin Kelly, et cetera, all the down my opml-file. Their aggregated list of bloggers might feed me with better ideas than my friends, especially when a smart algoritm decides that Kelly is more important than Carr (bases on Google or Technorati ranking).
There's another fundamental reason why I feel this approach might add something to Toluu. Your tool makes no difference between two kinds of rss-feeds, which is a pity. As I said, I'm interested in bloggers, in people and their tastes. To me it seems that reading other kinds of feeds (The Times, Techmeme, etc) is useful and fun, but these feeds are not the personal kind of stuff. And basically that is what I think is changing the net: we will stop reading newspapers, as we stopped buying encyclopedias, and will start reading people (possibly bloggers).
Shannon
· 11 months ago
I've been trying repeatedly to login to Toluu with openid and I keep getting an error in FF that says "redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete." In IE the browser just keeps redirecting and never stops. Will I need to start a new account?
Recoverybull
· 3 months ago
I am also having the problem to creating new account with toluu...It's asking for friend invitaion id number...none of my friend has id on tollu...what shoould i do...
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I would like to offer your team a demonstration and free trial of the Advertising Database. Our Database contains client and agency decision makers, their titles, direct phone numbers and email addresses for the top 10,000 national brands.
We serve 1,000+ current subscribers, large and small, including web properties, publishers, advertising agencies, professional sports organizations, TV companies and more. The thing they all have in common is that they want to identify and reach brand decision makers with speed and ease.
You can learn more about us at www.addataexpress.com While you're there, click on the links in the "Brand Headlines" section to get a glimpse of what the Database looks like.
Can we chat for 3 minutes?
Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season,
art at addata dot net
I'm a journalist in the Netherlands and found Toluu while searching for a tool I almost decided to build myself. This tool answers the question: what other bloggers are my bloggers reading. That's very close to what Toluu is doing, but not exactly the same. I'm not interested in the blogs my friends are reading - their taste might be as shallow as mine. But I'd love to know, being a tech-writer, what Jeff Jarvis is reading in his Google Reader, or Nick Carr, Kevin Kelly, et cetera, all the down my opml-file. Their aggregated list of bloggers might feed me with better ideas than my friends, especially when a smart algoritm decides that Kelly is more important than Carr (bases on Google or Technorati ranking).
There's another fundamental reason why I feel this approach might add something to Toluu. Your tool makes no difference between two kinds of rss-feeds, which is a pity. As I said, I'm interested in bloggers, in people and their tastes. To me it seems that reading other kinds of feeds (The Times, Techmeme, etc) is useful and fun, but these feeds are not the personal kind of stuff. And basically that is what I think is changing the net: we will stop reading newspapers, as we stopped buying encyclopedias, and will start reading people (possibly bloggers).