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Some media coverage of Pearltrees beta launch
unclear how to add this as a pearl for me to link to my trees from the display view by Feb 25
So the new Pearltrees Social System is not based on the social graph as Pearltrees users do not connect with “friends” or “people”. Instead they connect and follow the parts of other user’s account that interest them. For example you can follow what I add on “Social Media” or “Musique” or any other of my interest. This is not done through filtering but via the way the interface is built: it enables people to manipulate bits and pieces of other’s account and to put it into their own.
Techcrunch
CNN
PearlTrees Another invention that really has to be seen. PearlTrees offers a new way of interfacing with the Internet and organizing your online life and friends. It's either mind-bogglingly complicated or blisteringly simple, but either way it's an extremely exciting-looking program. Netvibes' Philippe Lassale says the service will make money from companies who want premium slots for their widgets in Netvibes' directories and also from companies who use its "brandwatch" service to monitor themselves on the Web, in much the same way as Yatedo does for individuals. Netvibes
Pearltrees Beta Launches on Wednesday: Will Let You Archive the
At this year's LeWeb conference, Pearltrees will launch the beta version of its bookmarking and curation service. In this beta, Pearltrees will introduce some interesting features for Twitter users. Starting Wednesday, Pearltrees users will be able to connect their Twitter accounts to the service.
I am with the Traveling Geeks at Pearltrees’ headquarter in Paris, I already published about Pearltrees a few months ago when it was in pre- alpha, but the public beta will launch in two days at LeWeb . Pearltrees is a visual collaborative web browsing interface: users browse the internet visually using “Pearls” that represent websites and, by connecting them, they create a network of interest, I call it the “interest graph”. The social networking component, allows users to follow each other and use other people pearls to build their “interest graph”, they can collaborate to create a common tree with pearls shared among many people. With the Pearltress-Twitter sync feature users automatically build pearls by tweeting urls on Twitter, and automaticallt tweet urls by creating pearls in Pearltree, it will launch in two days.
Ubergizmo
If you’re the type of obsessive-compulsive person who needs to organize the firehose of information confronting you every day on the web, then Pearltrees might work for you. It’s a visual social bookmarking service that allows you keep track of what you’ve read and establish relationships between different pieces of content. Using Pearltrees is like drawing a mind-map, but with online content.
Venture Beat
In a private interview, CEO Patrice Lamothe explained how Pearltrees offers a great opportunity to "curate" the web and socially organize its data. I like this startup because it's the rare French startup that innovates on product and is brave enough to focus on product first and monetization later. They've raised a 2.5M€ angel round and expect to raise a VC round several months from now. Pearltrees is one of the big sponsors of LeWeb, and they've released their beta version (they were in open alpha before that) on stage at LeWeb.
Silicon Alley Insider
I had the pleasure of meeting great entrepreneurs with some good ideas in those places, and although I will not be covering all 15-16 of them here in depth in this post, I’m looking forward to catching up with them later to talk more about what they’re building. These are my personal favorites though: Pearltrees (Butcher’s take here ), Feedbooks , Cedexis , Gostai and Zoomorama . I cannot thank the people behind the Traveling Geeks iniative enough for all their efforts in putting this tour together, and I very much hope to be invited for more of this in the future, however intense and demanding it can be. Also huge kudos to the companies who were kind enough to support the Traveling Geeks ( full list here ) – let me reassure you that it pays off.
Au revoir et merci, Traveling Geeks
Scoble about French entrepreneur
On Tuesday I joined up with the Traveling Geeks (a band of journalists/bloggers/influentials who visit startups around the world, picture of them above in a Paris subway station) in Paris and we saw a ton of startups. Some of them, like Stribe, were very good. But overall they just didn’t measure up. In fact, they even got me to be rude to them, which caught everyone off guard . I’ve been thinking about why they got me so angry ever since, and that’s what this post is about.
down the avenue: Pearltrees: A Unique Way to Discover & Organize
He's not an unknown personality in Silicon Valley so some of us had heard of, tried, tested and demoed Pearltrees before. He knows this so he gets a little creative and we dig a little deeper into their service. "Building an organization on the web touches on how you organize your stuff in the real world. If you like books, you will likely get a lot of pleasure organizing books into your own library on the web," says Patrice. Coffee waiting?
A new web paradigm: Pearltrees
A new web paradigm: Pearltrees A few days ago I found out about an application that threw me off my chair: Pearltrees.com . The reason is that I have been discussing a similar concept around me for a few months – without taking any serious step towards implementing it -. So here I was, contemplating the execution of the idea and going through a range of emotions when I discovered in more details the way they designed the application.
It's funny we do internally the same comparaison - DOS text vs. Macintosh/Windows. The more you can talk about us, the better ;-) by Dec 14
But the hunt is on for something better. One example: The just-launched PearlTrees , which allows you to lump and organize your links into network graphs. The best bit is that when you create a node in your network (a "pearl"), you can see who else has bookmarked that same link--and see what they've tagged as related content.
PearlTrees: Swing Between Related Content Like Tarzan | Design &
After trying out Pearltrees today, I have to say I’m incredibly impressed. It was featured on CNN.com as a possible next big thing on the web and since its beta launched on Wednesday, there has been massive scrutiny in the online world over its social-network-meets-categorized-mind-map-bookmarking style. The webhounds have definitely stirred and are barking up this flash-based (pearl)tree. What Is It
Pearltrees: The Future of Social Bookmarking :sinlee.com
Pearltrees is a site that enables you to submit pearls which are websites, into a pearl tree. The unique concept of this website is to meet others with the same interests, and to locate similar topics of interests. Creating pearl trees is a personal choice of topic such as work, videos, or even an environmental pearl tree. When you use the search tool, you will be led to pearls that you are looking for.
Pearltrees is a Site to Share Information & Interests | Webupon
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This little video will explain more, but then I’d like to share some thoughts about pearltrees and see what you think. Thought #1 : Enfin! FINALLY a way to stock and share those excellent tweets before they get purged off the Twitter servers! (Just activate the nifty Twitter connection for this bit of the magic.) Remember that.
Prezis, Pearltrees and calibri – Christmas online!
Pearltrees Offers A Different View On Bookmarking. | Network Sol
down the avenue: Behind the Scenes with Pearltrees
Réorganisez internet grâce à pearltrees on Vimeo
Business Garden - PearlTrees : Organiser le web en se basant sur
Thanks for the tree. Definitely excited about this. by Dec 11



