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Radar Networks, the not-so-secret stealth startup, is finally unveiling its site, dubbed Twine. Twine is targeted straight at groupware and knowledge-management apps that have mostly been confined to ...

This one is worth waiting for: Twine. Still in private beta, at its most basic it is shared bookmarking service. It blends additional concepts from newsgroups, forums, social networking sites, online ...

Twine is another new service that takes a crack at helping users collect, find, and organize the endless piles of interesting stuff strewn across the Internet. With a focus on semantic tools and ...

Friends, colleagues, organizations and teams will soon be able to use a new service designed to help them share, organize and find information with Twine.com, Radar Networks announced Friday at the ...

For the last six years, San Francisco stealth startup Radar Networks has been developing what it hopes will be the first significant consumer application of the semantic web. On Friday at the Web 2.0 ...