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High-profile Microsoft-technology licensee Wallop may be calling it quits,Office 2010 32 Bit Key, at least on the social-networking-platform aspect of its company.In 2006, Wallop licensed Microsoft;s Wallop social-networking technologies. As reported by TechCrunch on September 15, Wallop appears to become closing its social-networking site.The Wallop website is at present featuring the subsequent note:“Dear Wallop.com Member,Office Professional 2010 cl��gen,“Thank you for being part of the Wallop beta social networking website. We really appreciate your feedback and support. The beta period will end on September 18th,Office 2010 Home And Student, 2008 – after that date you will no longer be able to access your account.“Please check out our apps Cool Cards and Party On! On Facebook.“Thanks again,Office Home And Business 2010,
“The Wallop.com Team”Microsoft;s Wallop social-networking asset, developed by Microsoft Research, was one of a handful of technologies Redmond has been licensing to third-party firms under the auspices of its IP Ventures unit. Wallop (the corporation) was expected to try to turn Wallop (the Microsoft-developed technology) into the next MySpace or Friendster.(I sent the Wallop folks an email requesting additional details on the enterprise;s future plans. My e-mail was returned as undeliverable. I tried calling but the voice mailbox system was full and I was unable to leave a message.)Wallop isn;t the only social-networking deliverable Microsoft has created. The provider has been dabbling in wikis, social bookmarking,Microsoft Office 2010 Activation, instant-messaging and even a FriendFeed-like platform, codenamed C2.