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]]> By: jnolan http://www.marketing.fm/2008/01/09/too-late-for-newsgator/comment-page-1/#comment-4810 jnolan Thu, 10 Jan 2008 11:54:30 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/2008/01/09/too-late-for-newsgator/#comment-4810 Eric,<br>Google Reader doesn't work for a significant percentage of the enterprise market, our core market, because you can't subscribe to a feed behind a firewall with any web-based reader. We have a pretty defensible position with our Mac and PC apps, and the mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone (all of which sync subscription and attention data). <br><br>We already have a significant enterprise server software business around our NGES product and the Social Sites product, an add-on to Sharepoint that provide a "facebook for the enterprise" experience, in fact it's no secret that the bulk of our revenue is generated from enterprise software. This move is really about supporting the enterprise business in terms of lead gen and feature buildout.<br><br>My point here is that you focused heavily on Google Reader, and that simply isn't something we spend a lot of time worrying about. Sure we have an online reader, one of the first, but our focus has been and will remain on enterprise server software, rich client interactions, and our media syndication (widgets) business. <br><br>BTW, we already have a Facebook application called NewsFriends, as well as an Open Social app called Didja Hear that enables sharing of images, video, and audio. <br><br>Thanks for taking the time to post. Eric,
Google Reader doesn't work for a significant percentage of the enterprise market, our core market, because you can't subscribe to a feed behind a firewall with any web-based reader. We have a pretty defensible position with our Mac and PC apps, and the mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone (all of which sync subscription and attention data).

We already have a significant enterprise server software business around our NGES product and the Social Sites product, an add-on to Sharepoint that provide a “facebook for the enterprise” experience, in fact it's no secret that the bulk of our revenue is generated from enterprise software. This move is really about supporting the enterprise business in terms of lead gen and feature buildout.

My point here is that you focused heavily on Google Reader, and that simply isn't something we spend a lot of time worrying about. Sure we have an online reader, one of the first, but our focus has been and will remain on enterprise server software, rich client interactions, and our media syndication (widgets) business.

BTW, we already have a Facebook application called NewsFriends, as well as an Open Social app called Didja Hear that enables sharing of images, video, and audio.

Thanks for taking the time to post.

]]> By: jnolan http://www.marketing.fm/2008/01/09/too-late-for-newsgator/comment-page-1/#comment-3583 jnolan Thu, 10 Jan 2008 05:54:30 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/2008/01/09/too-late-for-newsgator/#comment-3583 Eric,<br>Google Reader doesn't work for a significant percentage of the enterprise market, our core market, because you can't subscribe to a feed behind a firewall with any web-based reader. We have a pretty defensible position with our Mac and PC apps, and the mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone (all of which sync subscription and attention data). <br><br>We already have a significant enterprise server software business around our NGES product and the Social Sites product, an add-on to Sharepoint that provide a "facebook for the enterprise" experience, in fact it's no secret that the bulk of our revenue is generated from enterprise software. This move is really about supporting the enterprise business in terms of lead gen and feature buildout.<br><br>My point here is that you focused heavily on Google Reader, and that simply isn't something we spend a lot of time worrying about. Sure we have an online reader, one of the first, but our focus has been and will remain on enterprise server software, rich client interactions, and our media syndication (widgets) business. <br><br>BTW, we already have a Facebook application called NewsFriends, as well as an Open Social app called Didja Hear that enables sharing of images, video, and audio. <br><br>Thanks for taking the time to post. Eric,
Google Reader doesn't work for a significant percentage of the enterprise market, our core market, because you can't subscribe to a feed behind a firewall with any web-based reader. We have a pretty defensible position with our Mac and PC apps, and the mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone (all of which sync subscription and attention data).

We already have a significant enterprise server software business around our NGES product and the Social Sites product, an add-on to Sharepoint that provide a “facebook for the enterprise” experience, in fact it's no secret that the bulk of our revenue is generated from enterprise software. This move is really about supporting the enterprise business in terms of lead gen and feature buildout.

My point here is that you focused heavily on Google Reader, and that simply isn't something we spend a lot of time worrying about. Sure we have an online reader, one of the first, but our focus has been and will remain on enterprise server software, rich client interactions, and our media syndication (widgets) business.

BTW, we already have a Facebook application called NewsFriends, as well as an Open Social app called Didja Hear that enables sharing of images, video, and audio.

Thanks for taking the time to post.

]]> By: jnolan http://www.marketing.fm/2008/01/09/too-late-for-newsgator/comment-page-1/#comment-643 jnolan Thu, 10 Jan 2008 03:54:30 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/2008/01/09/too-late-for-newsgator/#comment-643 Eric,<br>Google Reader doesn't work for a significant percentage of the enterprise market, our core market, because you can't subscribe to a feed behind a firewall with any web-based reader. We have a pretty defensible position with our Mac and PC apps, and the mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone (all of which sync subscription and attention data). <br><br>We already have a significant enterprise server software business around our NGES product and the Social Sites product, an add-on to Sharepoint that provide a "facebook for the enterprise" experience, in fact it's no secret that the bulk of our revenue is generated from enterprise software. This move is really about supporting the enterprise business in terms of lead gen and feature buildout.<br><br>My point here is that you focused heavily on Google Reader, and that simply isn't something we spend a lot of time worrying about. Sure we have an online reader, one of the first, but our focus has been and will remain on enterprise server software, rich client interactions, and our media syndication (widgets) business. <br><br>BTW, we already have a Facebook application called NewsFriends, as well as an Open Social app called Didja Hear that enables sharing of images, video, and audio. <br><br>Thanks for taking the time to post. Eric,
Google Reader doesn't work for a significant percentage of the enterprise market, our core market, because you can't subscribe to a feed behind a firewall with any web-based reader. We have a pretty defensible position with our Mac and PC apps, and the mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone (all of which sync subscription and attention data).

We already have a significant enterprise server software business around our NGES product and the Social Sites product, an add-on to Sharepoint that provide a “facebook for the enterprise” experience, in fact it's no secret that the bulk of our revenue is generated from enterprise software. This move is really about supporting the enterprise business in terms of lead gen and feature buildout.

My point here is that you focused heavily on Google Reader, and that simply isn't something we spend a lot of time worrying about. Sure we have an online reader, one of the first, but our focus has been and will remain on enterprise server software, rich client interactions, and our media syndication (widgets) business.

BTW, we already have a Facebook application called NewsFriends, as well as an Open Social app called Didja Hear that enables sharing of images, video, and audio.

Thanks for taking the time to post.

]]> By: jnolan http://www.marketing.fm/2008/01/09/too-late-for-newsgator/comment-page-1/#comment-644 jnolan Thu, 10 Jan 2008 03:54:30 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/2008/01/09/too-late-for-newsgator/#comment-644 Eric,<br>Google Reader doesn't work for a significant percentage of the enterprise market, our core market, because you can't subscribe to a feed behind a firewall with any web-based reader. We have a pretty defensible position with our Mac and PC apps, and the mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone (all of which sync subscription and attention data). <br><br>We already have a significant enterprise server software business around our NGES product and the Social Sites product, an add-on to Sharepoint that provide a "facebook for the enterprise" experience, in fact it's no secret that the bulk of our revenue is generated from enterprise software. This move is really about supporting the enterprise business in terms of lead gen and feature buildout.<br><br>My point here is that you focused heavily on Google Reader, and that simply isn't something we spend a lot of time worrying about. Sure we have an online reader, one of the first, but our focus has been and will remain on enterprise server software, rich client interactions, and our media syndication (widgets) business. <br><br>BTW, we already have a Facebook application called NewsFriends, as well as an Open Social app called Didja Hear that enables sharing of images, video, and audio. <br><br>Thanks for taking the time to post. Eric,
Google Reader doesn't work for a significant percentage of the enterprise market, our core market, because you can't subscribe to a feed behind a firewall with any web-based reader. We have a pretty defensible position with our Mac and PC apps, and the mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone (all of which sync subscription and attention data).

We already have a significant enterprise server software business around our NGES product and the Social Sites product, an add-on to Sharepoint that provide a “facebook for the enterprise” experience, in fact it's no secret that the bulk of our revenue is generated from enterprise software. This move is really about supporting the enterprise business in terms of lead gen and feature buildout.

My point here is that you focused heavily on Google Reader, and that simply isn't something we spend a lot of time worrying about. Sure we have an online reader, one of the first, but our focus has been and will remain on enterprise server software, rich client interactions, and our media syndication (widgets) business.

BTW, we already have a Facebook application called NewsFriends, as well as an Open Social app called Didja Hear that enables sharing of images, video, and audio.

Thanks for taking the time to post.

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