Startup Smackdown: 5degrees vs. Cloudbot
May 14, 2012Chicago Social contact management system apps 5degrees and Cloudbot go head to head in this week’s startup smackdown.
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Chicago Social contact management system apps 5degrees and Cloudbot go head to head in this week’s startup smackdown.
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Silicon Valley darling Pinterest may be the hottest startup of the year, but the social pinboard is not without its competitors. With more than 25,0000 users and in-platform purchasing, Social photo-clipping platform Fancy is hot on Pinterest’s heels. In Startup Smackdown style, Quicko Technosoft Labs create the below infographic takes a closer lok at the social networks and breaks both down by the numbers.
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Ah nothing like a little startup beef in the morning! Luckily, I think that this one will make you chuckle.
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