Business cards haven't changed much in the last few decades. Sure, sites such as LinkedIn make it easy to look up basic information, while card-scanning apps have eliminated the need for a physical filing system, but the cards themselves have remained more or less unchanged.
About.me wants to change that. The startup, which enables users to create simple one-page websites about themselves, rolled out Intro, a new iPhone app that functions as a digital business card
Unlike LinkedIn, whose users skew more toward the corporate world (what about.me CEO Tony Conrad refers to as "traditional W-2ers"), photo-centric about.me tends to attract artists and musicians and those whose skills and experience may not fit into the resume format as well. Read more...
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