Microsoft has made two new announcements. First, they have announce the public beta of LinkedIn for Outlook, which will enable our millions of Office 2010 Beta users to connect the OSC to a public network for the first time. Second, they have announce partnerships with Facebook — the most popular social Web site in the world, and MySpace — a leading social platform connecting people through expression, content, and culture.
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Microsoft Outlook Integrates LinkedIn, Facebook, and MySpace
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I definitely like th idea of having all this info right in Outlook but I’ve not willing to endure all the crashes and bugs while they get it up and running.
I use another plugin from a company called Xobni. That’s in box spelled backwards. It works great to give me social intelligence about the people who email me. Perhaps when Microsoft gets this finally fixed, I’ll make try it out.
Thanks Lori for your suggestion. Yeah, I sounds like a good idea. But email is more of a personal form of communication. Intergrating social networking site with email could lead to privacy issues. But I will talk about this issue in the upcoming blog post.
Xobni sounds interesting! I will check it out and give you my feedback.