Archive for June, 2009

36Pulp vous offre 36 boutiques à vie

Thursday, June 25th, 2009

Pour finaliser son lancement, 36PULP offre 36 boutiques à vie (la vie du service) .

Après avoir testé sur quelques boutiques, l’heure est venue de tester le service sur 36 boutiques contenant des produits les plus diversifiés possibles (AUDIO / VIDEO / DATA) avec vente en CD et/ou DVD et VOD à venir.

Nous offrons 36 boutiques, à vie (la vie du service 36pulp).

L’objectif est de diversifier les cas de figures : types d’entités juridiques (association, auto entrepreneurs, sarl, etc.), nature des produits à vendre (documentaire, formation), type de média (audio, video, data), type de support (CD, DVD, VOD).

Me contacter et je ferai suivre.

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Orange Labs – California – San Francisco

Friday, June 19th, 2009

So as you readers know, I’m currently traveling in California (I’m now staying a bit in San Francisco), where I had the chance to meet many developers, designers, etc. I was looking to meet the guys from Orange Labs, and I randomly found a Orange twitter account.

I asked how to get in touch with them and I got a reply : “@fabienpenso = Email us or call us = http://bit.ly/UuoT7” which goes to http://orange.com/en_EN/tools/contact/index.jsp.

Thanks Orange, I really needed twitter to get such an information! However it did not prevent me from extending my travel here of 3 weeks.

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36Pulp: vendre vos CD/DVD et contenu à la demande

Saturday, June 6th, 2009

La vidéo suivante présente le service 36Pulp, un service qui vous permet de vendre vos DVD à la demande, sur votre propre boutique (contrairement à tous les services similaires). 36Pulp est disponible pour l’instant en “beta”, pour les producteurs qui nous contactent (comme Eric Legay ou Damien Geffroy). Tout feedback sur la vidéo (disponible en ligne en version Anglaise aussi) est bienvenue.

N’hésitez pas à diffuser la vidéo, Arnaud a beaucoup bossé dessus.

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iPhone app notification online service

Monday, June 1st, 2009

While I worked on my apple push notification Ruby on Rails plugin, I wondered if it would make sense to create a service which allow independent developers to send notifications. Independent developer would not have to worry about sending those anymore, they would just call a XML/JSON friendly url with the message, etc, and the service would take care of the rest.

You’d setup your application once on the service, and then would have a specific url to call for sending notifications, or could use an HTML page to send them manually.

Would you use it, and if yes what feature would you look for? You can register for the service at Apple Push Notification online service.

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