FastCompany.com turns on social network

February 8, 2008 By

One of the reasons I went with Fast Company instead of other places is that they are investing a lot on their online properties. FastCompany.com today turned on its new look and a new social network. My new boss, Ed Sussman, talks about the new stuff.

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  • http://www.Atlantaapartmentstv.com/ Atlanta apartment

    Glad to see you at Fast Company. I fell in love with Fast Company when the other guys killed Business 2.0. Great content.

  • http://www.Atlantaapartmentstv.com Atlanta apartment

    Glad to see you at Fast Company. I fell in love with Fast Company when the other guys killed Business 2.0. Great content.

  • Prokofy Neva

    I didn’t find you through search, but then when I browsed Social Responsibility, I saw you there and friended you.

  • Prokofy Neva

    I didn’t find you through search, but then when I browsed Social Responsibility, I saw you there and friended you.

  • http://www.fastcompany.com/ Ed Sussman

    @25. Ed from FastCompany.com here. We already have several hundred member blogs and we just opened for business on Friday. I think most people blog because they want to share ideas with interested people. FastCompany.com offers bloggers a great way to find an audience of readers who are very passionate about business, innovation and technology. We have about a million people a month who come through our site right now. We are featuring great member blogs on our homepage, including blogs in our search, tagging them up so they show up with our regular journalism. They also show up as options for our members to add to the feed reader we provide with every member homepage.

    What’s more, if you blog for us, you’ll know a lot about the people who leave you comments and be able to continue a conve– you are one click away from their member profile. Your blog is fully exportable as RSS, as is all other content you contribute to our site.

    Current bloggers who don’t want to set up shop somewhere else can still try to get their blogs listed as suggested RSS feeds for the members. We regularly recommend new feeds of interest to every member. Scobleizer.com, for instance, is a recommended feed.

    If you want to see your blog featured as a feed, and you write primarily about business, innovation or technology, just e-mail lynne johnson, senior editor and community director of fastcompany.com at ljohnson@fastcompany.com.

  • http://www.fastcompany.com Ed Sussman

    @25. Ed from FastCompany.com here. We already have several hundred member blogs and we just opened for business on Friday. I think most people blog because they want to share ideas with interested people. FastCompany.com offers bloggers a great way to find an audience of readers who are very passionate about business, innovation and technology. We have about a million people a month who come through our site right now. We are featuring great member blogs on our homepage, including blogs in our search, tagging them up so they show up with our regular journalism. They also show up as options for our members to add to the feed reader we provide with every member homepage.

    What’s more, if you blog for us, you’ll know a lot about the people who leave you comments and be able to continue a conve– you are one click away from their member profile. Your blog is fully exportable as RSS, as is all other content you contribute to our site.

    Current bloggers who don’t want to set up shop somewhere else can still try to get their blogs listed as suggested RSS feeds for the members. We regularly recommend new feeds of interest to every member. Scobleizer.com, for instance, is a recommended feed.

    If you want to see your blog featured as a feed, and you write primarily about business, innovation or technology, just e-mail lynne johnson, senior editor and community director of fastcompany.com at ljohnson@fastcompany.com.

  • kyle4beantown

    Ed, the site looks great! Love the social web experience…

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  • kyle4beantown

    Ed, the site looks great! Love the social web experience…

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