Archive for April, 2007
Web 2.0 Directory
GO2WEB20.net is a fun way to explore the world of Web 2.0 solutions. The site uses a Flash/AJAX application to display almost 1,200 logos. You can quickly filter the display by keyword or you can select a tag from a tag cloud. As you roll-over each logo a tooltip displays the name and description [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Web 2.0 Mashup Matrix
ProgrammableWeb is where you can keep-up with what’s new and interesting with mashups, Web 2.0 APIs, and the new Web as Platform. The core of the site is the blog and the 4 dashboards: Home, Mashups, APIs, and Developers and is updated daily.
One really cool feature of the site is the Web 2.0 Mashup Matrix. The matrix [...]
Identity 2.0
I can’t estimate how many times I have registered with a new site (daily), enter credit card information, sign-up and/or log-in. There’s so many disparate sources that I need to communicate my identity to which brings up two important issues: Web single sign-on and data security.
Wouldn’t it be great if there was an authentication [...]
Podcast Ad Service
They’re mostly in the elusive 18 – 34 demographic, and they don’t sit around watching TV. They go online, download the shows and videos they want, and then play them where and when they want. How can you can reach this “asynchronous” audience? Podcasts.
Podbridge provides an audio and video podcast and analytics [...]
Video search engine
Blinkx is an advanced video search engine. Fed by automatic spiders that crawl the web for audio video content and content partnerships with over 200 leading content and media companies, blinkx uses visual analysis and speech recognition to better understand rich media content. Users can search for content, create personal TV channels that automatically splice [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )BEA’s Enterprise 2.0 platform
Blogs, wikis, tagging and other social software have already infiltrated the consumer internet. These concepts are only being embraced by the early adopters in corporate/enterprise computing. “Enterprise 2.0” is the migration of Web 2.0 functionality into the enterprise.
BEA is bringing Web 2.0 tools to the enterprise and they call it En.terpri.se. The new [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Hijax – The solution for ajax accessibility
One of the prevalent buzz-words in Web 2.0 is “Ajax”. A term originally coined by interactive design guru and Adaptive Path founder Jessie James Garrett; Ajax stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. The idea that without Flash we can achieve “desktop application like” behavior – users can interact without refreshing the page - has become a key design [...]
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