Zoopy v2 launches!
Zoopy released their second version adding bucket loads of new and exciting features! Edging towards a more social media platform, it looks very exciting! In addition to photos and videos, people can now upload podcasts and even run their own blog on Zoopy. Very handy indeed!
The blogging interface deserves a special mention as it is not your usual run-of-the-mill type blogging interface so often found on multi-user blogging platforms. Although untested, it seems like you can add your own videos/photos/podcasts on the fly!
Here is a breakdown as per the Zoopy blog of whats new:
Videos, photos, podcasts and blogs. All in one place.
Advanced video compression and content delivery
More space for your photos to shine
Creative Commons licensing available on your media
A better profile page
The guys also improved quite a lot on these areas:
Groups
Channels
Albums, editing and operating systems
Read more about these features over at the official Zoopy blog. To Jason, Gerry, Pat and everyone else involved, congratulations and a job well done!
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Thanks for the spotlight Stii
You know more than most people what relief comes with finally going live … and then dealing with the rest of the unfinished items/bug list one by one. We wanted to throw our doors open early on this one and get as much feedback as possible, which so far has started coming through nicely.
Here’s to an awesome 2008 for all of us
Yodel.
It seems that unlike most other www trends, South Africa (or rather the new-age yuppies that walk our streete now-a-days) are bringing the IT to the people. Social networks are flourishing in the SA comunitees! Finally something we’re getting right!
3 cheers for Zoopy! Hip Hip.. HORA!