Daily Archives: July 9, 2009

Cc:Betty, (http://www.ccbetty.com) the company that organizes your group communications, today announced integration of Twitter. Users of the service can tweet in and out of a collaboration mailspace, as well as see each other’s latest tweets.

“Our goal is to organize your communications,” said Michael Cerda, CEO and co-founder of Cc:Betty. “We’ve already started doing this with email, and this now marks our first foray into crossing into other modes, namely the real-time mode of Twitter.”

Cc:Betty, launched at DEMO ’09, is a free, personal virtual “assistant” who makes email better, saving people time and offering a more engaging and efficient solution to group communications. By adding [email protected] to any email, users automatically create a mailspace, establishing a collaboration hub that automatically routes, parses, and organizes email conversations into a simple at-a-glance view.

The Cc:Betty mailspace serves as a clean, organized and dynamic “home” for everything shared in any email discussion. It illustrates email conversations in a single view and automatically:

Interprets addresses into interactive maps
Pulls multimedia files (pictures, video and audio) from messages and organizes them in their appropriate category
Displays photo attachments in a gallery
Queues video and audio file attachments in the appropriate video or audio player
Takes note of written dates and times and allows downloading to a calendar

About Cc:Betty
Cc:Betty, the company that makes email smarter, offers a personal email assistant to everyone worldwide. Cc:Betty is available to anyone by simply copying betty (at) ccbetty.com. Cc:Betty was founded in 2008 by Michael Cerda and Ben Dean. Cc:Betty is available at http://www.ccbetty.com, with Tweets at ccbetty.

Voice for teens recently created a world wide social networking site for teens only. This site is meant for teens to have a voice in today’s world. Teens have been looked over during this whole social networking craze. What’s unfair is that teens have been a huge part in making the social networking phenomenon as big as it is today. It’s really scary to know that our youth is being pulled into adult forums when they should have a forum of their own.

Voice for teens realizes that teenagers need their voices be heard. They have been begging to have a social networking site of their own. They need a place where they can be themselves and not be surrounded by adult influences. A place where they can chat with people their own age who are just like them.

The social networking boom has become such a huge phenomenon in today’s world. Social networking sites such as MySpace, FaceBook, YouTube, and Twitter have taken the industry by storm. The sad truth is that some of these sites would not be where they are at today without the support of teens. A lot of the advertising on these social networking sites is geared towards teenagers. So where is the credit that teens deserve for these companies success?

Voice for teens recently created a social networking forum for teens only. In this forum teens will able to freely talk about any topic and subject of their choice. They will be able to be themselves and discuss what matters to them with their peers around the world. This forum is geared to be a safe place where teens can be themselves and not be influenced by adults. There is a strict policy in place to make sure this forum is protected. Even though teenagers can freely discuss issues of their choosing, any misconduct will not be tolerated. Forum members must be between the ages of 13-18 years old to participate.

Teens now have a place to go and have their voices be heard. They now have a forum where they can call home and a chance to take the social networking scene by storm. They have the power to make Voice for Teens the number one social networking site on the Internet.

www.voiceforteens.com