A new social networking/ blogging service “Imeem” has launched today with software that “lets people communicate and share photos with each other in private or semi-private communities.”
Imeem enters a market currently dominated by services including the now News Corp owned MySpace and Yahoo’s 360 service.
According to CNet news the service “aims to differentiate itself by giving users an easy way to specify exactly who they want to share information with and by providing technology that enforces that access control on the desktop, instead of on a server at the provider company.”
Oddly enough though the service requires the downloading of software to be used as opposed to its web based competition, with Windows being the only platform the software will work on.
