Cool Google Maps
Since Google came out with their maps and a developer API to plug applications into its maps, many people have built visualization tools around it. [...]
Monthly archive for November, 2005
Since Google came out with their maps and a developer API to plug applications into its maps, many people have built visualization tools around it. [...]
If you liked the diggdot.com (see previous post), here’s another “news mash-up”: diggdot.us It’s a combination of Slashdot, del.icio.us/popular and digg.com – are we [...]
Google is apparently playing with click to call. Greg Yardley has the scoop including screenshots, and there is more on searchenginewatch. The click-to-call model has [...]
Paidcontent.org (a great resource by the way) has an interesting post on some comments by Craig Newmark here. Apparently Craig, the founder of craigslist.org, wants [...]
The recent acquisition of MySpace by News Corp. drew a lot of attention to the social networking segment, and impressively showed that the “first mover” [...]
Remember the late nineties when Slashdot (/.) was the place to go for tech news? The first site that seemed like a group blog….but recently [...]
LookSmart launched vertical search (via John Battelle). It’s an interesting approach, trying to embed vertical search at the front page of a “general purpose” search [...]
TechCrunch has a great post on personal video pubslishing. Make sure you read through the comments for the whole list of companies. Maybe of note [...]
If you are using all the latest and hip services on the web, here is the service aggregator for you: http://www.suprglu.com/. I haven’t tried it [...]
A few days a new service launched, inserting ads into podcasts: Fruitcast. I have seen a few of those, such as Blast Podcast, but Fruitcast [...]