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Platform Of Social Websites Integrates RSS Feeds

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 08:48:29 MST

Christonium.com, A Publishing Network Of User-Generated Social Websites Announces RSS Feed Integration

Corvallis, Oregon, 9/05/2007 – Christonium.com, a platform that provides anyone the opportunity to create a free social website, today announces the implementation of RSS feeds. Each individual account on Christonium (also referred to as Social Website, or Desktop) have their own RSS feed that any visitor can subscribe to.

Christonium is a content-focused network where individuals as well as businesses can create free websites. The addition of RSS feeds provides each account on Christonium the tools to reach more people and provide content more efficiently to visitors, in the format of RSS feeds. Anyone who creates a site on Christonium receives this benefit automatically and any visitor that comes across a site on the Christonium Network can easily subscribe to any website.

About Christonium:

Christonium.com provides individuals as well as businesses a free platform that combines display, storage and communication. All users are publishers through their personal website where they can create categories, display and organize any content, share other user’s material and connect and communicate with different people. Christonium is powered by a custom-built application that offers several unique features such as: creative control over category structure and content, un-paralleled sharing features and precise privacy settings.

Through this platform, Christonium aims to provide people a truly useful place online that can be utilized to organize and share information whether for the purpose of displaying content publicly, or privately for selected people only. No matter whether you have an interest that you'd like to write about, or a business you wish to promote, you can make a site on Christonium absolutely free.

Network of Social Desktops Announces Upgrades

Mon, 20 Aug 2007 10:59:54 MST

Christonium.com, A Publishing Network Of User-Generated Social Desktops Announces New Upgrades To Its Content-Based System

Corvallis, Oregon, 8/20/2007 - Christonium.com provides individuals as well as businesses a free platform that combines display, storage and communication. All users on Christonium are publishers through their personal desktop where they can create categories, display and organize any content, share other user’s material and connect and communicate with different people.

Several upgrades have been made to Christonium, since its beta-release 2 months ago. To start with, Christonium announces a new re-design of all desktops that grant users advanced customization options. Christonium also announces the implementation of a “smart” search engine system that allows users to improve their search results as well as set custom search settings. All search terms are made public within Christonium, although not associated to specific users, in order to create a more open, transparent environment.

“The idea behind Christonium is to provide people a truly useful place online that can be utilized to organize and share information whether for the purpose of displaying content publicly, or privately for selected people only.” Co-founder Linn Raia says. “We feel that this interactive environment gives people a lot of freedom to create a very personal space that can really reflect someone and their interests.”

Christonium is powered by a custom-built application that offers several unique features. Users have creative control over category structure and content; all public material on Christonium is floating and can appear on different desktops in widely different contexts, since users can share and distribute content openly; Christonium is equipped with powerful privacy features and also gives users the choice of whether they want their desktops to be viewable to outside visitors or only to other Christonium users.

Through Christonium, users can share experiences with friends and family and create a free customizable web-presence for themselves or their business. With these new upgrades, including a completely customizable search system, Christonium aims to offer a practical, integrated platform that takes many aspects into consideration. “We hope to provide a new alternative online for people who want to publish and organize content, thoroughly customize their web-presence and explore a wide array of subjects.” according to Ms. Raia. “Anyone can create a desktop on Christonium and utilize its features. Now Christonium has even more to offer people who in addition to gathering their interests and making connections, can perform improved targeted searches to more easily find what they are looking for. ”

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Press Release

Tue, 22 May 2007 09:20:32 MST

Christonium.com announces the release of its new beta-version web application; designed to provide users the ability to connect their content and communications in a single location, while enjoying privacy protections and system customization. With a unique easy-to-manage interface, christonium.com is useful for creating, sharing and organizing public and private information. Our diverse network allows individuals and businesses to co-exist and develop greater connection and communications on an equal footing where the quality of the content determines one's reach. Our main focus is centered around the user's privacy and ability to seamlessly tie their content, unique organizational structure and communications in a simplified interface. Christonium.com offers optional, limited, non-interfering advertising to provide any account holder the choice so often unavailable online today. Whether a business or an individual, club or association, christonium.com's open, yet private structure offers a way to share ideas, or just allow private conversations. The reduced commercialization of the entire service reflects the privacy and security concerns many people have today. Christonium.com has endeavored to provide a useful online application designed to accommodate the needs of people around the world to communicate easier with the knowledge that their privacy is a primary concern.