Multiply 3.0

Liz Gannes, Sunday, November 12, 2006 at 9:00 PM PT Comments (1)

Multiply, a social network whose “protected” (not “closed,” says founder and president Peter Pezaris) nature is closest to Facebook and Six Apart’s Vox, is on Monday relaunching its site with some of the smoothest functionality we’ve seen in a while: mouse-overs for profile detail, easy toggles to sort through your network by degrees of separation, and simple web-based photo uploads. The problem is, Multiply isn’t completely open, and it doesn’t have a niche, so growth is hard. Current member count is 3.2 million. “To the extent that we have growth believe it’s more valuable that competition,” says Pezaris.

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August 17th, 2007
7:33 AM PT

[...] Liz Gannes wrote about Multiply back in November 2006, when they launched a mobile version of its network. At the time, she wrote, the problem with the network is that it “isn’t completely open, and it doesn’t have a niche, so growth is hard.” [...]

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