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The document discusses the Social Web Browser Rockmelt, which integrates social media and allows for easy sharing. Rockmelt was founded by Tim Howes and Eric Vishria and is backed by Andreessen Horowitz. It has received $40 million in total funding and has 40 employees. The browser aims to make social features built-in and central to the browsing experience while protecting users' private data.
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- 1. The Social Web Browser Nathan Yu
- 2. A Social Web Browser Social media integration Easy, convenient sharing RSS reader
- 3. Screenshot
- 4. Rockmelt, Inc. Total funding roughly $40M 40 employees this past June
- 5. Who’s who Founders Tim Howes, Eric Vishria Backed by Andreessen Horowitz
- 6. History Backed by Marc Andreessen Initial release Facebook partnership
- 7. Recently $30M in series B Beta 4, now with “Social Reading”!
- 8. Competitors Other browsers Failed predecessor, Flock
- 9. Rockmelt Users 56% of users 24 and younger 81% of users 34 and younger. Few hundred thousand active Over 6.5 hours daily
- 10. “People centric browser” Social features built-in Based on Chromium No private user data stored
- 11. Prognosis Further integration with Facebook Growing following Built-in services, e.g. commerce, games, music
Editor's Notes
- Flock was not open source, slow in releasing features and had to race with Facebook, Twitter