On Friday, I had a conversation with Jangl CTO Ben Dean. While we primarily were discussing some of the privacy issues surrounding integrating your various Jangl-enhanced identities in your social networks, the topic of the Jangl/Jajah partnership also came up.
I specifically asked Ben if the partnership had anything to do with the launching of Jajah Direct, as I posited a few weeks ago. Ben said that it was a "lucky coincidence" that the partnership was announced and Jajah Direct happened shortly thereafter.
In short, we have to wait a little while longer to see the Jangl/Jajah parntership bear any fruit. Wonder what they're cooking up? What do you think they're cooking up? Leave a comment with your thoughts.
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