Plum News & Articles

Since 2004, Plum (news, site) has banked on a more intimate setting. From the initial napkin sketch to their first step into the Web 2.0 world as a micro-social network, the 10-person company has kept it small and simple.

Whether or not that will change now that they’ve been acquired by Nokia, we’ll have to wait and see.

The mobile telecommunications company announced last week that they’ve attained certain assets of Plum, but details beyond that are still being kept under wraps. All we know as of today is Plum will reportedly continue to operate as if unchanged.

Says Plum’s co-founder and CEO, Hans Peter, “We would like to thank our loyal users for helping us reach this important milestone and look forward to continue on this exciting journey with you.”

Keep tabs on the journey here.

The more popular Web 2.0 technologies become the smaller they get.

Case in point: Plum, a social media platform company, has launched a new social media platform called Share Space Pro. Considered to be micro-social network, Share Space Pro aims to provide users with a custom social-networking application that can be modified to look and feel like the host site it’s running on.