Submitted by Derek Derouin on Fri, 10/29/2010 - 14:56
A familiar face that seems to be popping up everywhere lately is that of James Walker, Senior Services Architect for StatusNet. Not only did he present at last week's DrupalCamp Montreal, but he is also presenting today at the Free Software and Open Source Symposium.
Some users on identi.ca have noticed that we've changed our ad server on the site. I wanted to take some time to explain what's happening there, and why.
We'll be pushing this up to status.net hosted sites and identi.ca, and releasing the general 0.9.6 download, later this week.
OAuth authentication for the Twitter-compatible API has been updated significantly, which may require some client apps to change their behavior for new users to sign in:
Submitted by Derek Derouin on Mon, 10/25/2010 - 11:57
This past weekend was the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) Mentor Summit, and seeing as how we have not heard from a few of our students, I thought it would be nice to check in with them to see how they have been doing. Today we will be hearing from Luke:
Submitted by Derek Derouin on Wed, 10/20/2010 - 15:04
StatusNet is on the road this week, travelling to different continents to attend and present at various conferences. It is important that members of the Federated Social Web gather, discuss, and share their experiences.
Submitted by Derek Derouin on Fri, 10/15/2010 - 13:51
Over the past week, we released a StatusNet Customer Survey in order to get to know what our customers think of our software and we had a presence at the Blog World Expo. The release that we are most excited about is that about ABC News Radio and how they are using StatusNet's services to reach their public.
I'm personally excited to note that one of my favorite projects in development on the StatusNet Cloud is now open for public use. abcnewsradio.fm is the microblogging service of ABC News Radio, one of the most trusted sources for news and information in the US. The launch of abcnewsradio.fm means that listeners and fans will be able to get information from the service over multiple channels, including the federated social web.
Thousands of people download the StatusNet software each month. Thirty-two thousand have signed up for a cloud service account on status.net. That's a treasure trove of experience with our software, and we'd like to use that collective experience to make our product, and our business, more responsive to users' needs.
It's Friday on the federated social web, which means I've got a new round of people to follow. You can subscribe to these OStatus-enabled social network accounts using StatusNet or another OStatus-enabled platform.
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