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May 31, 2012 07:00 pm GMT
At first glance, you might mistake Clipboard, the impressively-backed web clipping service, for yet another Pinterest clone. But any similarities are only skin deep. Clipboard's real rivals are things like Evernote's web clipper, SpringPad, Delicious, Dropbox and Microsoft's OneNote. That's because, explains Clipboard CEO Gary Flake, Pinterest is about expressing an aspiration, but Clipboard is about getting things done.For half a year, the company has been trucking along in a private, invite-only beta. But today, it's open to all with a fresh redesign in tow and a new button for website owners.
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Looks Like Pinterest, Takes On Evernote: Clipboard Launches Its Web Clipping Service To All
At first glance, you might mistake Clipboard, the impressively-backed web clipping service, for yet another Pinterest clone. But any similarities are only skin deep. Clipboard's real rivals are things like Evernote's web clipper, SpringPad, Delicious, Dropbox and Microsoft's OneNote. That's because, explains Clipboard CEO Gary Flake, Pinterest is about expressing an aspiration, but Clipboard is about getting things done.For half a year, the company has been trucking along in a private, invite-only beta. But today, it's open to all with a fresh redesign in tow and a new button for website owners.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/r_7NGHNflmA/
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