IntoNow also has rolled out a new group chat feature that will let users interact with each other.
Although the election is behind us, the Republicans and Corporate America have rolled out a front group that's promoting the proposals of failed GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney as a way to resolve the fiscal showdown.
And now Happinet, a company belonging to the Bandai Namco group, is ready to roll out a dog-themed model.
In the months to come, the group plans to roll out an "on the ground" campaign, including training people to be "legal observers," to identify instances where ICE may be violating immigrants' rights and encourage them to record the interaction.
Facebook's video hub Watch, for example, just rolled out a test of group video viewing, while Google offers a standalone app called Uptime for watching YouTube videos with friends.
Facebook's last big event was on October 6, when the company rolled out a totally revamped Groups feature.
A new tourism campaign called "CU in the NT" has just been rolled out by a group called NT Official.
Today Facebook rolled out a limited redesign of Groups, featuring a big new Timeline-style cover image, and a prompt for users to prominently label "What should people post in this group?" See, if you're not careful, your intimate Facebook Groups can balloon in population and stray off topic generating annoying notifications for everyone.
In fact, Google, which says its Groups service is one of its most popular products, recently rolled out a a deeper integration of Groups as a feature of its enterprise-focused productivity suite Google Apps.
Health Care for America Now, a coalition of more than 1,000 labor unions and advocacy groups, rolled out a $1.2 million advertising campaign on Tuesday, urging passage of a public option and demonizing the health insurance industry, which opposes the idea.
