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[dave's blog] Creating a Personalized "My Library" page with no sweat: Helping customers organize "their web." My guess is that many of our customers don't use much of the web - they frequent a small number of websites, and use Google when they need more information. Why not teach those users to organize their digital life with something like netvibes?
[NickStarr.com : Nick Starr dot com] FlickrLicio.us is ALIVE!: Tags: FlickrLicio.us, Flickrlicious, Flickr+ad, Flickr+ads, google+ads, yahoo+ads, web2.0, web2, internet2, wikipedia, flickr, yahoo, Stewart, Butterfield, Stewart+Butterfield... thru on the site whatsoever, and yet the traffic and subscribers to the RSS feeds has gone up.
[The Web 2.0 Show] Web 2.0 Show - Episode 3 - Om Malik: Ning is another example of “mash-ups”. It is brand new and still untapped at this point (at least by us).
[Supr.c.ilio.us: The Blog] Are We Disruptive Yet?: We’re looking forward to being acquired by the Onion or maybe (hint hint) merging with some web2.0 related workgroup or another. I truly do hope that we’ve managed to disrupt at least someone’s day with pointless pontifications but if we don’t I’ll settle for monetizing on the occasional eyeball or two.
[Edwynchan.com] Edwyn Chan's Weblog : web 2.0 | blog media | china: before google made contextual text ads popular, there was no real standard of internet ads, there were pop ups, pop downs, flying ads, and lots and lots of intrusive banner ads. What google brought to the table and in the process help build internet advertising to be widely accepted between small local players with a small ad budget and a credit card to multinational corporations.
[Jeremy.zawodny.com] Jeremy Zawodny's blog: Web2 Archives: Jeremy Zawodny's blog: Web2 Archives. SELECT * FROM random_thoughts ORDER BY date DESC ... RSS links you out to the rest of the Web--takes people off Yahoo. ...
[Readwriteweb.com] Read/WriteWeb: Most of their huge take of advertising revenue comesto them via webpages - their own pages, plus external webpages that use Google Adsense.Google wants to ensure that huge revenue doesn't get siphoned off by RSS-izingeverything. The Gmail 'Web Clips' feature mentioned above hadadverts alternating with the content, so it was an unsubtle experiment atmonetizing RSS.
[Web2.wsj2.com] web2.wsj2.com: . Organizer of the Web 2.0 Conference among other things and a respected member of the Internet community, John dismisses the existence of a second Internet bubble outright citing the lack of IPOs and notes that most Web 2.0 companies are taking the acquisition route instead. More significantly however, this article is one of the first in mainstream media which introduces Web 2.0 as an explicit term and John provides good examples and coherent explanation accessible to the general public. John does an good job explaining a big topic and uses a very light hand, without hype or buzzwords. A few dozen more articles like this and you'll finally be able to mention Web 2.0 in some circles without taking 10 minutes to explain it first.
[Scottgatz.com] Scott Gatz’s Blog » Reaction to our research: This is the first RSS study I’ve seen the finally takes into account the great mass of people who are actually using or have seen RSS, but don’t know it…The fact that 12% of users are aware of RSS is actually a great sign….The best part is this number will only increase.
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