I received the first news letter from Project Creative today. The newsletter contained information about a LIVE, interactive podcast which was produced last week. To listen to the show click this link. Project Creative hopes to continue producing these sorts of podcasts via Talkshoe on a monthly basis. This gives users the opportunity to ask [...]
August 1st, 2007 | Jeffro | 2 comments | ContinuedAll Posts Tagged With: "digg"
Web 2.0 Startup Movie Comparisons
Ali J from everybodygoto.com has published a humorous blog post which compares a few different web 2.0 startups to Hollywood movies. Some of the comparisons include:
The YouTube Project – Blair Witch Project
The MySpace – The Matrix
The Facebook – The Graduate
Flickr – One Hour Photo
The Digg – The Godfather
What movies can you think of that would [...]
August 1st, 2007 | Jeffro | 0 comments | Continued
Digg Like Comment Editor For WordPress
How many times have you published a comment, realizing just a few seconds later that you misspelled something, or your URL was incorrect. Usually, you would have to create another comment which would dismiss the previous comment.
Ronald Huereca of the Reader Appreciation Project has released a WordPress plugin which gives administrators and regular users the [...]
Pownce Users Soliciting Diggs
Here is an interesting story I came across via Mashable Apparently, Pownce users are beginning to use their accounts to solicit diggs. It’s interesting because, Digg.com has recently implemented features that try to prohibit lobbying such as removing the top digg users list. The tactic being used on Pownce seems to be working and [...]
July 6th, 2007 | Jeffro | 0 comments | Continued
DiggLabs Wins MashupAward
MashupAwards is a hand-picked showcase of the best web mashups with awards served on a daily, monthly, and yearly basis.
The criteria involved with judging each Mashup capable of winning an award consists of: Uniqueness, Creativity, User Experience, Utility, and Content. Users also have the ability to nominate a mashup of their choice which will be [...]
Thoof: Another Digg Clone?
Appscout has put together a detailed preview of a new user-generated content service which promises to provide relevant, useful information but without the users. Thoof uses an algorithm that will discover a reader’s interests while tailoring the stories to an individual’s tastes. Commenting on Thoof will be non existent as well as the ability to [...]
June 19th, 2007 | Jeffro | 1 comment | Continued
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