Comments on: Musestorm adds Bebo App Platform Support, Updates Engagement Platform

By: Netvibes planning to Open Source Widget Platform | Widgets Lab

Netvibes planning to Open Source Widget Platform | Widgets Lab — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:49:08 +0000

[...] only with the recent iGoogle Developer Sandbox announcement but with things to come like Sprout and MuseStorm, [...]

By: The Widget Interview #001: Ori Soen of MuseStorm | Widgets Lab

The Widget Interview #001: Ori Soen of MuseStorm | Widgets Lab — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:08:44 +0000

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By: MuseStorm brings their Widget Agency approach to the iPhone and look to the future. | Widgets Lab

Fri, 23 May 2008 08:50:01 +0000

[...] good points on MuseStorm were left behind as a comment by Ori Soen (CEO of Musestorm) last month when they first updated the engagement platform: 1. The MuseStorm production studio allows users to create full-featured Flash widgets and social [...]

By: Avatar

Avatar — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 06:01:04 +0000

@Ori:

I see, thanks for the explanation Ori, and thanks for coming by. this does tell me it is like a combination of sprout and the netvibes UWA just in a professional level and with way more backing up the widget created.

cannot wait to check out the video. i will do a update post with it and add the notes you have provided me here then to comment on both.

By: Ori

Ori — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 22:50:02 +0000

Avatar,

Thanks for the post!

I’d like to clarify a number of points that you have raised:
1. The MuseStorm production studio allows users to create full-featured Flash widgets and social apps (including Facebook and Bebo). Unlike Gigya, ClearSpring and WidgetBox who provide a WRAPPER that allows developers to get their app on Facebook or Bebo (but it’s still a Flash widget), apps created on our platform are true FBML (Facebook) or SNML (Bebo). That means these apps can access the friend list, newsfeed and more! The MuseStorm Engagement Platform is really the first platform to allow rapid creation of social apps without programming.
2. We’ve launched Bebo support now, and have had support for Facebook since end of 2007. There is no “grand master plan” behind it
3. The most powerful module of our platform is the multi-publishing capability – you can create a Web widget (Flash) and convert it with a click of a button into a Facebook app, then into Bebo, Yahoo desktop widgets and more. This allows you to create apps that naturally fit within your end-user’s environment. We all know it’s not a one-size-fit-all situation.
4. Tomorrow (Wed) you’ll be able to see a video tour of the platform and understand the power – check it out