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Utterz – Mobile Multimedia Discussions
tags: web2.0, blogging, mobile, audio, social, twitter, blog, microblogging
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GTD Software Online for Getting Things Done ยป Vitalist
tags: gtd, productivity, tools, web2.0, todo, software, organization, web
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TokBox – Live Video Calling
tags: chat, web2.0, collaboration, videoconferencing, audio, conference, webcam, im
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twitterfeed.com : feed your blog to twitter – post RSS to twitter automatically
tags: twitter, rss, feed, tools, blogging, blog, web2.0
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Rejaw
Mini-blog + Chat = Fun
Rejaw is a new way to chat with your friends, family, and co-workers.
Starting a conversation is fast and easy: You can shout messages to your followers, or whisper to your friends. Just think of something to say, and get started!
tags: twitter, blogging, microblogging, web2.0
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Curriki – WebHome
tags: curriculum, education, wiki, web2.0, teaching, collaboration, resources, learning, k-12
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fonolo.com – Welcome
tags: mobile, mobileaps, web2.0, fonolo
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Pew Internet & American Life Project
tags: research, statistics, technology, reference, education, web2.0, web, poll
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Learning Tools Directory
tags: learning, e-learning, directory, education, web2.0, classroom2.0, learning2.0
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Four Amazing Web 2.0 Generating Tools [Design] | dtsn
tags: web2.0, ajax, tools
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quicktoons
Make your own cartoons
tags: fun, Cartoon, tools, comics, web2.0
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lifestreams – your life live
tags: web2.0, aggregator, lifestream, socialnetworking, lifestreaming, feeds
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Spokeo People Search | Find photos, videos, and secrets!
Want to see something juicy? Spokeo searches deep within 40 major social networks to find truly mouth-watering news about friends and colleagues.
tags: socialnetworking, aggregator, web2.0, rss, social, community, tools
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ininta – what are you inta?
Iminta is a service that wants to help you and your friends share what you’re into (hence the name) across the different social networks you belong to. The difference between Iminta and other social networking sites is that your friends don’t have to belong to twitter to see your tweets and they don’t have to visit Yelp to see the latest restaurant reviews you’ve written
tags: web2.0, socialnetworking, mashup, aggregator
Matthew Broderick 11:20 pm on August 12, 2008 Permalink |
Thanks for sharing that!