And now a word about NOOWIT, “your digital world in a multidimensional magazine form.”
It sounds interesting, doesn’t it? NOOWIT is a “now century” feed reader-slash publishing platform unlike any you will have experienced so far. Really. A so-called “adaptive information filter”, NOOWIT goes a long way toward organizing a user’s information universe, and to hoeing the weeds of information overload, all from inside a classy walled garden magazine. The service is pretty close to an “all in one” for media consumers, and another channel for publishers too.
About ten years ago the world of tech development seemed to want to produce an “all in one” platform or service to attract a host of users (traffic), and for pretty obvious reasons. For a spell Yahoo! and a few other companies actually did provide such communities where a wealth of interaction loosely occurred around a central business idea. Then came MySpace and Facebook, and ten thousand (seemingly) aggregators fell by the wayside. Our digital world became more homogenized (it morphed) into what are essentially several big gardens full of people. Okay, and a huge and fragmented series of city streets outside Facebook, Google Plus, and good old Yahoo exists still too. However, nobody has really created “a garden” really rich in individual experience and utility, not with true consumption and distribution of rich content in mind.
