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Nobody likes moving, but at Memonic – we made it fun!! This past week, Memonic packed up and moved into shiny new offices.

The move was inevitable. Over the past year, the Memonic team doubled in size – and thus necessitated a bigger space. This was a bittersweet realization, since we dearly loved our neighbors – LIIP (though we didn’t so much love the noise from their Foosball tables and frequent matches). more »

Picture credits: Rainer Sturm / pixelio.de

Thanks to your responses in our recently conducted survey, we found out that most of our users got to know Memonic through friends. We decided that this had to be rewarded! more »

Breaking News: NZZ Labs is live, with the Memonic Merken (Clip) button!!

In December, we unveiled our exciting new White Label offering for Publishers – whereby Memonic outfits a publisher with their own “clip” button – allowing readers and users to clip and build their own archive to their hearts’ delight. And now – NZZ (Neue Zurcher Zeitung) – our first partner-in-crime, have released it upon the world. Check it out by clicking HERE.

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Apparently, questioning whether blogging is “so over” is the order of the day. This topic of discussion rises again and again at tech conferences like Le Web, and we have experienced it ourselves in personal conversations with peers in various industries. Can it be? Is blogging really dead?

In the early Nineties, blogging came into our lives like a breath of fresh air. Before reality TV and the fabulousness of Facebook – this was the way to make a splash with your day and share with the world. Sharing anything became chic. Bloggers with any kind of following got book deals. Video blogs were innovative, and managed at times to override established media vehicles. We, the audience, ate it up. But just as the Internet has dramatically evolved over the last ten years from a self-publishing into a real -time broadcasting platform, so has blogging.

Blog hubs: Going the way of the Dodo Bird and Woolly Mammoth?

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