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"Meebo  has launched over 20 games for users on its recently launched platform.  The games have been added by third-party developers that have been working directly with Meebo and have used its Platform APIs.  Partners include 3rd Sense, Absolutist, AddictingGames, Clearspring  Technologies, Kongregate  and more.  \nYou may remember that Meebo's platform has been designed for integrating other forms of interaction for users to enjoy as they chat with friends, and game applications are some of the first that Meebo had initially planned on offering.  Next up we'll be seeing shopping, music, video and productivity applications popping up as well.   Meebo has also indicated that it's working very closely with the developers of these applications to ensure a certain level of standards for applications it extends to users.  \nConsidering the new features it has rolled out and its partnership with Joost, Meebo has also indicated a good amount of growth in recent months.  And building on this roll out of the first set of applications built on its platform, Meebo will also be having a Developers Camp on November 30, at its office in Mountain View.  This will be to better engage the developers that it will be working with, and probably lead to a more aggressive and inclusive continued roll out of its upcoming applications.\nOf course, all this still comes in light of the OpenSocial movement, along with an interesting play of those networks that would still like to offer their own development platforms, with some choosing to participate in one or both trends that are going on right now.\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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