Weblin takes on Twitter & Co.

Many of you already know that I am currently on sabbatical from the mobile world. For most of this year, I have been working with weblin. Weblin is social browsing software that makes users visible on the web. If two surfers are on a particular website, they can see each other and interact.

The company recently received awards from Always On, Red Herring, Business 2.0 and CNN. It is growing faster then most other social networking sites or virtual worlds, and has some amazing products in the pipeline. What makes weblin so disruptive is that fact that it does not cut into your “Facebook” or “Techcrunch” time. Weblin is always with you, across multiple sites.

 We are now looking for media companies and agencies to get involved. So just get in touch.

 Here is a great article by Mark Gibbs that outlines the concept:

 http://edge.networkworld.com/newsletters/web/2008/091508web1.html

 Of course you can check it out at www.weblin.com or get a glimpse of the concept with the download free avatar version: http://lite.weblin.com/