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June 18, 2007 3:00 PM PDT

Me.dium

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Category: Community

Me.dium shows you who else is on the site you're visiting. It also shows you where your friends are hanging out online. And it shows you where people go to from the site you are on at any moment. You can chat with people who are on the site you're on, too. It's one-part social network, and one-part social bookmarking. Users who have signed on to the service and have it installed on their browser can share their activity with others and toggle the service on and off whenever they feel like going "off the grid."

Me.dium is currently Firefox only, although future support for Internet Explorer is in development.

Web site: www.Me.dium.com

Webware coverage: Medium makes each Web page a community; Me.dium: One part social networking gizmo, one part spy tool

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