Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

[gnapse corner - web for everyone - by Ernesto] Delicious search engines: Another innovative example are intelligent blog crawlers, such as Blogniscient and Memeorandum, which automatically crawls the blogosphere for popular, hot articles, that are then shown in their respective homepages, categorized by subjects. They're some sort of Google News homepage for the blogosphere.

[BorkWeb] Amazon Tags!: I’m a follower of the Web 2.0 movement and have really been turned onto the idea... of tagging and the world will be a happier, easier to search place.

 [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?

 [The Search for A Good Story] The Unexciting Microsoft: And it’s not like Scoble is the only one thinking this, but he’s also the only one who’s actively trying to make Microsoft not look like a complete fool after their dishwater-dull live.com demo misfire. Seriously guys, phrases like “Businesses want to work together” is not only making you look bad, it’s providing the worst impression imaginable.

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