Senior team grows at coComment
coComment, the leading internet application for comment and blog tracking, today announces a significant new hire.
Nicolas Dengler, who whilst at Swisscom Innovations was responsible for the initial development of coComment, joins the company as Chief Architect.
CEO Matt Colebourne commented, “I’m really delighted that, now that coComment has secured funding and become a company, we’ve been able to attract Nicolas to join. coComment would not exist but for him. His involvement will ensure that, as we speed up development, users continue to be our key focus.”
Nicolas expands on the point, “coComment arose because I saw a need for the tool; conversation across ten or more sites where thousands of users post their comments is simply not possible without coComment. You either can never find your comment again, nor the responses to it, or you just lose track of where you’ve been having a conversation. It’s great to see an idea become a business and to then be involved in that business.”
He continues, “Conversations and user generated content are the fastest growing part of the internet. A single news piece on, for example, the BBC or CNN can generate comments from thousands of users. This is great for both the user and the publisher; the user because they are interacting instead of just consuming and the publisher because people are spending time with their content and enhancing it. Now it’s time to connect all these interesting conversations and interested people on another level.”
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About coComment
coComment is the leading provider of comment and blog access, aggregation and tracking technology. Integrating with all the major commenting and blogging platforms, coComment also offers site owners the facility to offer commenting around their content.
coComment, having secured funding, is now embarking on rapid growth and further development of the technology.
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Contact Details
Matt Colebourne, CEO
+44 7717 416825
matt@cocomment.com
Marco Chong, Board Director
Marco.chong@swisscom.com
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