Joe Kraus, CEO of startup JotSpot Inc., finds wikis "too nerdy," saying, "You can only do one kind of collaborating, what amounts to a (word-processing) document." He wants to make the online collaboration tools resemble familiar software, such as spreadsheets and photo albums. Jotspot released its service Monday.
July 28, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A California startup wants to help people grow more comfortable with online collaboration tools known as wikis by making shared pages resemble spreadsheets, photo albums and other software they already use.
Wiki tools, which let users create, modify and even delete what others in a group have worked on, have generally mimicked basic Web pages or word-processing documents.
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