Facebook Sounds Death Knell for Birthday Notification Apps

The birthday alert business is big money. Social networking service Beebo (owned by our parent company AOL) was founded as a birthday notification service that boasted 100 million users before expanding with more Facebook style features.
While the more popular birthday apps that offer features such as e-cards and e-gifts (those $1 trinkets that people "send" each other on Facebook) might not disappear into the ether over night, many of the smaller ones will quickly fade now that Facebook has replicated their usefulness. [From: TechCrunch]





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