July 28 2006 - TechCrunch - The world's leading commentator on emerging technologies.

"Particls is the coolest thing I’ve seen in quite awhile [...]. This is the kind of tool that I can imagine becoming core to my workflow [...] it’s going between NetNewsWire and Adium on my desktop. It’s a tool for smart, personalized and persistent awareness of the information ecosystem" - Marshall Kirkpatrick

September 8 2006 - Australian Financial Review - Australia's leading journal for CEOs and Executives

"Co-founder Chris Saad described Particls as 'an attention management engine' for busy people who deal with a constant stream of incoming information. They are working in Word trying to produce a document and want to get a heads-up display of their life"

January 6 2007 - Bloggers Everywhere - Coverage of 'Attention' and Particls heats up in the first month of 2007.

It seems like 2007 really is the year of Attention. Everyone's talking about it. And we are gratified that they think to mention us when they do.

January 15 2007 - Burton Group - Coverage of Particls in the Burton Group report about Enterprise Attention Management.

"Particls is the product on the market that is closest to being an attention management system. Particls is a useful example of how to specifically target the attention management problem and we look forward to following its development. The company expects to ship the product in early 2007"

May 11 2007 - Wall Street Journal

"Particls (www.particls.com) looks simple enough: a downloadable ticker that runs across the top of your screen, pumping you information. Nothing new about this; the difference lies in what information it presents, and how it appears. Instead of shovelling data at you, Particls tries to figure out what you're paying attention to."

May 28 2007 - Read/WriteWeb

"Particls is a simple service to use, but it is also a complex and innovative set of rich tools for filtering data. The re-branding capability for developers is of particular importance, as revenue sharing and content distribution will allow for superb growth potential. From a site developer/blogger perspective, Particls seems almost indispensable. Particls is the culmination of Web 2.0 technologies we have seen directed at solving our growing data overload problem. RSS and feeds will never be the same after today in my view, as the bar has been raised substantially by Particls."

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