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    17th June 2013

    Change bundle cover

    You could already pick an individual clip image as the cover of a bundle. Now there’s another way.

    The edit bundle page now includes a preview of the bundle cover and let’s you switch to other possible images, taken from the latest clips inside that bundle.

    Edit bundle page

    It’s time to make those covers shine :)
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  • Note

    12th June 2013

    Keep your event going - Bundlr for Events

    We noticed that some events started using Bundlr to collect media around them: photos taken at the event, slides and videos of the talks, comments from Twitter, Facebook… So we decided to launch a special campaign for event organizers.

    We’re offering a free premium account for events that want to become our partners and use Bundlr to organize and share their content. It’s a great way to save a snapshot of an event and keep the conversation going. Know more at: http://bundlr.com/events

    Clip image button

    Some great events already using Bundlr:

    • European Wine Bloggers Conference
    • Caminhos do Cinema Português
    • Startup Pirates
    • Festival Semibreve
    • VinoSub30
    • #PFC2012SIM
    • Rails Girls Portugal
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  • Note

    6th June 2013

    How to: Clip a text selection

    This article belongs to a series of How To blog posts.

    Another useful clipping feature is the ability to clip just a specific part of a text, when you don’t want to clip the whole article, for example.

    You just need to select it (click and drag across it) before or after clicking the Bundlr browser button. The clipping widget will tell you how many characters you’ve selected, like you can see below:

    Clip image button

    This way, only the text you selected will appear on your bundle:

    Clip image button

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  • Note

    27th May 2013

    How to: Clip articles

    This article belongs to a series of How To blog posts.

    On certain web pages, you don’t want to save just a link and a description. If you’re on a blog or a newspaper website, you probably want to save an entire article.

    In those situations, you don’t need to do anything different. Just click on the Clip button on Bundlr’s browser widget and it’ll grab the article’s text, if it finds one on the page.

    Here is an example of the result:

    Clip image button

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  • Note

    23rd May 2013

    Import your bookmarks into Bundlr

    We are excited to tell that you can now import your existing bookmarks from almost anywhere into Bundlr.

    You can import your bookmarks from any browser (Chrome, Firefox, IE, Safari and Opera) and we also support several bookmarking services across the web such as:

    • Delicious
    • Pinboard.in
    • Diigo
    • Zootool
    • Kippt
    • Snip.it
    • Google Bookmarks
    • Xmarks

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    Visit the import page to get instructions on how to export your bookmarks from those services.

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  • Note

    15th May 2013

    Advanced stats (just for Bundlr premium users)

    This time, we launched something just for our premium users. (Jealous? Then checkout our inexpensive premium plan.)

    It’s a new bundle stats page where you can see:

    • Types of clips
    • Last week performance
    • Where do visitors come from
    • Who are your followers

    Plus, now you can also see the stats even if you’re just a collaborator, as long as the bundle owner as a premium plan. Enjoy ;)

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