Microsoft planning social search tool called Tulalip? (Silicon Republic 7/15)
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Blog: Microsoft stealing Tulalip Tribes name for social networking
Posted: Friday, July 15, 2011
"Microsoft accidentally published a website called Tulalip online, suggesting that they may be planning a social search service.
Fusible found out that Microsoft owned the domain socl.com which revealed an nonoperational landing page describing what appeared to be a social search tool.
“With Tulalip you can Find what you need and Share what you know easier than ever”, read the homepage. The name Tulalip derives from a Native American tribe located near where Microsoft is headquartered."
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Microsoft planning social search tool called Tulalip? (Silicon Republic 7/15)
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