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The Stats API (or, Why We’re Better Than Your Wireless Provider)
We don’t like overages…and we’re pretty sure you don’t either. That’s why we’re introducing the FullContact Account Stats API. Now you can see your account usage stats whenever you want.
It’s Your Brand. Don’t Let Other People Fuck With It.
Most of my life, I never really understood the true power of a ‘brand.’ An engineer by training, I thought ‘brand’ was just a fancy marketer’s term. I certainly didn’t understand the science behind marketing. I considered ‘branding’ merely ‘advertising’ with a different word. Boy, was I wrong. I learned how wrong while bidding a… Continue reading
Sharks, Laser Beams, and Bacn – Blog Title Euphoria
How to Stop Disposable Email Addresses from Polluting Your Waters Tired of james.deen@one-time-use-inbox.com signing up for your service? We’ve got an API for that. Here’s the backstory. Several months ago, I woke up to an inbox full of new signups to our API service. The volume was drastically higher overnight – orders of magnitude higher… Continue reading
Two-Minute Drill – BuiltWith.com
This week, we review BuiltWith.com, a service that helps determine what technology was used to build a website. Don’t worry, we won’t end the Two-Minute Drill with a horrible call like the replacement refs did on Monday Night Football.
“Paid To Unplug” – Bart’s Interview Today on Varney & Co.
Bart was interviewed earlier today by Stuart Varney on Fox Business. Check out the video below. Boss Offers $7,500 for a Gadgetless Vacation FullContact CEO Bart Lorgan on the perk he’s offering employees for an unwired vacation.
Welcome to Small Town America Folks!
It seems like we cannot go more than a week without another scandal involving some app/tech/whatever and personal privacy. First it was Path, then Girls Around You, and every day there is an article denouncing the tracking of on-line activity by retailers. There appears to be a general consensus that technology has gone too far… Continue reading
Denver Tech Digest 06/15/2012
Denver has a great tech scene, but we’ve noticed that many of the startups and established companies here don’t know much about each other. We’d like to change that. Here’s an update on our previous post: Featured Startup: Roximity Roximity delivers personalized, time-sensitive offers via text message to you when you are near your favorite… Continue reading
Improving Customer Service with Rich Social Profiles
SnapEngage just introduced a web client that provides an excellent illustration of a theme we’ve written about before: the power of rich social profiles to improve customer service. For those who don’t know, SnapEngage integrates with your favorite applications – including Google Talk, Skype, and your CRM or help desk – to allow you to… Continue reading
Gluecon 2012 – Cloud, Mobile, APIs, Big Data, & Developers
Gluecon 2012 begins tomorrow, and the team at FullContact is super-excited to be attending. If you’re not familiar, Gluecon is one of the most information packed developer conferences of the year. This year’s agenda focuses on the cloud, mobile applications, APIs, big data, and most importantly, developers. Topics such as NoSQL, node.js, HTML5, backend-as-a-service, cloud management… Continue reading
