Filed in archive Newsdesk 2.0 by S.M. Schrama on January 25, 2007

. Wikio apparently is doing good, as the startup just raised 4 million euro's from undisclosed financiers. Is it that good ? Well, look and feel are much better. But the first thing I notice is in the right-side Sidebar : Publish an article :

Wikio invites you to create personal pages by selecting the info that interests you

Yeah, start putting in links to your friend's sites, or better, get paid to promote links you haven't even seen. For me personally, I won't use it much. I don't care what sites other, sometimes unreliable people recomment. No thanks.

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