Netvibes international updates

Posted Dec 28th 2006 9:30AM by Ross McKillop
Filed under: Internet, News, Web services

Netvibes blog new international versions

The folks over at Netvibes have been very busy as of late. In the last few weeks they've released 10 new international versions of their "customizable Web 2.0 home page/portal solution" (buzzwords aside, it's a terrific service). If you haven't given it a try yet, perhaps one these new versions will entice you: Greek, Turkish, Quebecer, Ukrainian, Russian, Danish, Canadian, Polish, Brazilian and UK.

If you want to help Netvibes to build a local version for your country, I'm sure they would be thrilled if you contact them.

Tags: ajax, brazilian, canadian, danish, greek, international, languages, netvibes, polish, portal, quebecer, rss, russian, turkish, uk, ukrainian, updates, web 2.0

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12-28-2006 @ 10:16AM

Bill Minton said...

Try a home-grown version - http://www.myownsite.us login as demo/demo to see how it all works.

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