FindMeOn is Live!

Late last night (Oct 25), ~11:30pm P.S.T. , I pulled the preview code from FindMeOn – its live.

At 1:30pm today (Oct 26), I sent the first PR emails out.

FindMeOn is up and running for the public — finally. We launched the preview site + badges in August to a closed group to test around the net. But now everyone can use the beta!

Next on the list: submit findmeon to different open standards organizations

I’m eager to upgrade FindMeOn, and get some funding. I’ve got meetings next week in Boston , and some potential ones in NYC as well.

It’s amazing to have FMO live right now — it’s been 1 full year since I started working on RoadSound, FindMeOn, and RadioRequest as full time projects.

With CMJ coming up and some RoadSound clones popping up, I’ve been eager to get back to work on RoadSound ASAP as well. I’ve had a TON of people get in touch over the last week over the project status– both people who were part of the beta last winter, and those who just heard about it. Sadly I’m a bit tight lipped on things because of some potential infringement on stuff I’m in the process of patenting- but I’m eager for RS to soon be an integral part of the web music scene, and web music applications.