Inform, a news aggregation service, got off to a tough start in October when it launched a not-ready-for-prime-time-beta (alpha?) that lost its more points than it scored - much like upstart (start-up?) browser developer Flock blew most of its goodwill by releasing a 0.5 version that was really much closer to 0.1. Anyway, Inform will launch a new and improved version of the service on Monday that will feature the ability to access audio and video, and create RSS feeds. It looks fairly impressive, which talks to how Inform has become better and/or the power of a Webex presentation. To be honest, the news aggregation world as a tough market given the competition and business models that rely - at least initially - on advertising. While unapologetic about its willingness/eagerness to launch a service that wasn't fully-baked, Inform has one more solid shot at establishing a market foothold as it fights it out with rivals such as memeorandum.