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Audio Interview with Fraser Kelton, VP of Business Development at GetGlue.com
Josh Chandler — In today’s interview for the blog, I was joined by Fraser Kelton (@fraser), VP of Business Development at GetGlue.com, which is an browser addon which uses the semantic web to personalise the way you receieve recommendations from sites such as Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, and IMDB.com (full list of supported sites here), and other who have visited the page. For example, I just visited the Amazon.com product page for the Seth Godin book “Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us”, ...

AdaptiveBlue Enhances Sticky Web Browser Companion Glue With API
TechCrunch — ... But the most interesting use for the API as far as I’m concerned is the ability to link to a certain object on any Glue site and receive structured information about it straight away. I can see a lot of potential for other web services to integrate that information into their own tools. Finally, the interactive features Glue users enjoy from the toolbar (think likes, comments and replies) can henceforth be built into third-party applications as well. ...

Interview with Fraser Kelton of Glue, New Promising Social Network
Search Engine Journal — This week we feature the interview with Fraser Kelton, working at new and exciting social media project Glue, developed by AdaptiveBlue. 1. Please share your background. What brought you to the Web 2.0? Also please tell us a few words about your [other] projects you were doing before joining AdaptiveBlue. I’m originally from Hamilton, a beautiful Canadian city, an hour southwest of Toronto. I’ve been fascinated with computers since my first Commodore 64 and I’ve been addicted to the web since my first taste. Before joining AdaptiveBlue I ...

Social Browsing Assistant Glue Adds Recommendations And Facebook Comments
TechCrunch — ... generates a recommended page on the same topic. So if you are on Amazon looking at books and hit the “Shuffle” button, you will get another page with a recommended book, If you are looking t wines, you will get wine. And not necessarily from Amazon. The nice thing about Glue is that if a friend of yours “likes” a movie on Netflix via the Glue bar, it counts as a like when you look at that same movie on Amazon or Fandango or Yahoo Movies. (Here are all the sites Glue supports). ...