Whrrl Separates from the Pack By Telling Stories

Feb 25, 2009 • Startups
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Whrrl has hints of Brightkyte, Twitter, and many other microblogging or location based social networks.  The key as Jeff Holden (CEO of Pelago the Makers of Whrrl) explains, “is the organization of the content.”  Whrrl V2.0 (Which has yet to be released to the public) threads everything and turns it into a story rather than just random blips of information.  Allowing it to be more consumable and giving the viewer ease to interact and become part of the conversation.

 

Whrrl also gives you the ability to not only show your fun adventures but helps bring your friends that are actually with you to share that adventure as well.  In-turn giving you maximum exposure.  In the case of Twiistup, 18 people where able to broadcast out to 9k+ friends and followers. You are able to relive an experience seamlessly with Whrrl’s organizational help.

 

 

 

We interview CEO Jeff Holden to explain all.

Efren Toscano

Efren Toscano founded TechZulu in the heart of Southern California: Orange County. Focused on providing a platform to showcase all that is happening here in the tech and media space. TechZulu is rapidly growing to be the hub for Southern California technology companies news source. Efren has been chosen as one of LA Weekly's People of 2009 and selected as a Top 20 MostPublic Individuals in Los Angeles in Tech and Biz by NowPublic. He divides his time between San Diego, Orange County, Los Angeles and tech events around the US.

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