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Sep29
Google Reader Gets New Look and Features
Google Reader, the RSS reader of the Google family, has been updated.  To tell you the truth, I didn't much like Google Reader and can't remember what it was like.  The new Reader, however, is getting closer to being useable. 

One thing I really like is being able to mark everything as read.  Just what is needed after two days without checking my feeds.  Some other features per the site:
  • Expanded view and list view
  • Simplified sharing functionality
  • Improved read-state management
  • Infinite scrolling
  • Unread counts
 
Sep29
Web 2.0 Drinking Game
As a veteran of such drinking games as "Hi Bob" and "Miami Vice", I'm please to announce the Web 2.0 drinking game.  My favorites:Fickr:Take a drink for every picture of someone's cat. Finish a six pack if you've posted pictures... Continue Reading
Sep28
Six Major Problems with WebOS
Ebrahim Ezzy comments on the downside of WebOS - basically virtual desktops that are on the internet.  The desktops contain toolbars, widgets, and folders just like your regular local desktop.  I haven't really seen the point of them and Ezzy... Continue Reading
Sep27
One Person's Real World Insight Into Web Applications
Web Applications - those applications that run through your browser with no software to download - fascinate me beyond just my blog here.  I'm starting to integrate them into my work style.  What I've found is: Most of the time,... Continue Reading
Security and Exchange Commission's EDGAR to Receive Technical Facelift
The SEC reports that its EDGAR database is moving into the present, with real-time, streaming data using RSS, ATOM and other automated web tools.  Currently EDGAR is nothing more than a filing cabinet filled with great information, but painful to... Continue Reading
Sep25
13 Ways Business Are Using Second Life
Second Life is a complex virtual world making a lot of news lately, but just what can it be used for.  Here are some used real businesses are finding for Second Life: A research platform on social interactions and behaviour.... Continue Reading
Sep22
OneWebDay - Let's All Hold Hands and Sing Like Whos
Today is OneWebDay - I didn't know about it until I saw it on some other blogs.  OneWebDay's mission is to "create, maintain, advance, and promote a global day to celebrate online life."The organizers invite folks to get involved in... Continue Reading
Sep21
Zookoda for Sale
Zookoda announced yesterday that it is for sale, seeking a "much larger family with synergistic products that help drive exposure and users."Zookoda is a handy web application that pull blog post teasers from your blog and sends them as a... Continue Reading
Sep20
Marqui Offers NonProfits Free Web Marking Solution
Marqui (see my review), providers of an awesome web marketing solution, announced today that they will award free use of their product to a nonprofit organization: Marqui www.marqui.com, a leading provider of Web Marketing Solutions, today announced that they will... Continue Reading
Selling Web Applications to 'Real' People
I live in rural Eastern Washington city of around 80,000 - far from the tech-dense environs of Seattle-Bellevue-Redmond.  Most residents here are Republican, convervative with a blue-collar mentality.  Last night, at a local chamber event, I introduced the idea of... Continue Reading
Sep19
Grazr - A New Way to Display Your Feeds
Grazr 1.0 launched today and it is interesting, but hard to explain.  Per the website: Grazr is a publishing tool for feeds. It lets you quickly and easily display RSS, RDF, Atom, and OPML files on any Web page so... Continue Reading
CoComment Has Lured Me Back
I tried the previous iteration of CoComment out and didn't like it - it was clunky and seemed not to work with a lot of sites.  Finally, I was talked into trying the upgraded version by my editor and colleague,... Continue Reading
Sep18
Nickelodian Extends Social Media to Parents
Nickelodian is behind ParentsConnect.com, a new social networking site aimed specifically at parents of children of all ages.  'Specially trained' host parents facilitate the discussions and share their own experiences.With Nickelodian behind it, especially if they advertise on the network,... Continue Reading
Defining Web 2.0
The battle to define Web 2.0 has been going on ever since the term was coined.  According to Steve Rubel, InformationWeek is throwing out a definition of their own:"Web 2.0 is all the Web sites out there that get their... Continue Reading
Sep16
GroupLoop Announces Enhancements
From their blog: For groups with multiple committees, the "Home" tab now displays recent activity that pertains to you as a person, across all your committees. This helps you notice new items without having to switch the committee view. We've... Continue Reading
Sep15
Scrapblog - Cute Alternative to Flickr
Scrapblog is an idea that I'm amazed isn't part of Flickr.  Users upload photos and then choose backgrounds, graphics and text to make a scrapbook page.  Multiple pages make up the scrapbook, which is then published on the web.What I'd... Continue Reading
Sep14
Bringing the Virtual into the Real World
With the advent of 3D printing, you can now bring an object or avatar created in a virtual world into the real world.  Mark Wallace reports on Fabjectory, which will produce a physical model of your avator for $75 and... Continue Reading
Sep12
GoToMeeting Announces Mac Support in Feature Upgrade
Citrix, the company behind GoToMeeting, announced today that it is adding and upgrading features in its GoToMeeting 3.0.  Accounts should be upgraded within the next two weeks.New features include:Macintosh® Attendee Support — Mac-based attendees can now join and view GoToMeeting... Continue Reading
Zoho CRM
I'm a big fan of Zoho's applications and the company itself.  Their responsiveness to suggestions is amazing and they truly care about what people think of their applications.Today I tested Zoho CRM, their customer relationship management application, and I am... Continue Reading
Sep11
Sprinko - Search Engine Offers Unique Features
Sprinko is a search engine tool with some interesting features.  My favorite so far is the ability to double-click on a word and have the definition pop up - I wish all applications had this feature!Beside a regular web search,... Continue Reading
Sep 8
Second Life User Files Hacked
According to the Official Linden Blog, Second Life user accounts were hacked into on September 6th.  Linden Labs discovered the break-in quickly and shut down the hacker's means of access, but some unencrypted information was comprised:...potentially including Second Life account... Continue Reading
Sep 7
Six Apart Acquires Rojo
Six Apart, the company behind Typepad, MoveableType, Vox and LiveJournal, has purchased Rojo, a newsreader company.Most people see this as a smart move.  On its own, Rojo had a tough time against such big players in the feedreader business as... Continue Reading
DimDim Conferencing Application is Released
I just briefly tried out DimDim's widely anticipated open-source answer to web conferencing applications and was underwhelmed.  It is slow with a clunky interface and works only with Internet Explorer at this time.Robin Good has more extensive coverage, although colored... Continue Reading
Social Marketing vs. Social Media Marketing
I didn't realize there was a difference between 'Social Marketing' and 'Social Media Marketing' until I read this post by Nedra Weinreich.  Social Marketing has been used as a term since 1971 and refers to the use of marketing techniques... Continue Reading
Sep 6
Microsoft Vista Pricing
Microsoft Vista, the new operating system to be released in January, will be priced at $99 - $259 per copy, with just a miniscule discount if you buy multiple licenses at one time.  Here is the breakdown, courtesy of Robert... Continue Reading
Sep 5
Office 2.0 Conference
If I hadn't already blown my budget going to the Blog Business Summit at the end of October, I'd go to the Office 2.0 conference in San Francisco, October 11-12  as well. Office 2.0 is the movement away from desktop... Continue Reading
Sep 1
Housekeeping...
Thanks to everyone out there who has been sending me web applications to review.  I haven't forgotten about you, but have a backlog of about 20 apps to look at.  You should see your review during this month.My theme for... Continue Reading

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