The easy content creation service known as Texty which I reviewed here, Simple Content Creation Using Texty, has rolled out some anticipated updates. One of those updates fixed the Google SEO problem so many users mentioned.
In each Texty edit object under “Advanced Secret Options” you can now input the URL where you plan to post [...]
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Texty Rolls Out Anticipated Updates
Netscape Finalizes Changes
Netscape is reporting that they have completed their planned changes to the Netscape.com website. According to Tom Drapeau, the Propeller social news experience will not be going away. Instead, within the next few weeks, Propeller content will be seen on both the Netscape.com portal and AOL News. Netscape also goes on to apologize about the [...]
September 19th, 2007 | Jeffro | 0 comments | Continued
Why Reddit And Digg Are Crap
Gamma4Xray has put together a video which provides visuals explaining how we think web 2.0 works vs how web 2.0 actually works in regards to sites such as Reddit and Digg. The video does include some nice theatrical music to go along with the graphics and at the very end, Gamma asks the question, How [...]
September 18th, 2007 | Jeffro | 0 comments | Continued
Create Your Own Twitter Shirt
Reactee.com gives users of Twitter.com the chance to design a shirt where the text can be customized to suit your purpose. The shirts are $20.00 each and come in the following colors: white, light blue, organic, pink, silver, asphalt, olive and black. T shirt sizes range from small to extra large and are made out [...]
September 17th, 2007 | Jeffro | 0 comments | Continued
Web 3.0 Dead Already?
I just finished reading a very thoughtful post written by Bill Snyder, A Preemtpive Strike: Death to Web 3.0 (and 2.0 while we’re at it). In his post, he makes quite a few valid points. One of those points is the fact that companies abroad are jumping aboard the web 2.0 bandwagon. It doesn’t matter [...]
September 15th, 2007 | Jeffro | 9 comments | Continued
Netscape To Propel New Social News Outlet
After recently announcing the death of it’s social news outlet, Netscape has announced today that they will be migrating it’s http://netscape.aol.com/ site into it’s new home http://www.propeller.com/. As Tom puts it,
It is important to us that you feel empowered to choose how you want to consume your news and participate in the community. As we [...]
WikiPedia Hits 2 Million Pages
The most popular, sometimes controversial online encyclopedia, Wikipedia has achieved another milestone today with 2 million user generated pages. The article which lays claim to the title had something to do with El Hormiguero, which detailed a Spanish Television show which went by the same name.
To lay credence to the information in Wikipedia, most of [...]
NetWebApp Web 2.0 Directory
From the guys who brought you WebScriptLabs comes NetWebApp. NetWebApp is a web 2.0 sites and services directory with style.
NetWebApp features a clean, crisp design which makes browsing around the directory a breeze. Entries are organized by category, with each category being accessed via the top of the page. Each entry in the directory contains [...]
TwitterAdder 20 Random Friends
For those of you having trouble finding so called ‘friends‘ on twitter, your in luck. Using TwitterAdder, you can now have 20 random people added as friends to your account.
TwitterAdder is the newest guy in the bunch to use the Twitter API. After you login to their site using your username and password, TwitterAdder then [...]
LocateTV Redesigns Embeddable Widgets
LocateTV, the internet version of TV Guide which was covered here LocateTV - TV Guide On Steroids, have redesigned their embeddable widgets based on user feedback. The new widgets now come in three flavors. Vanilla, Branded and Custom.
The Vanilla design is a plain and simple graphic with no bells or whistles attached. The Branded design [...]
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