Posts Tagged with ‘web-site’

Layoffspace - Is This a Light In the Void?

Phil Butler,

Layoffspace, doesn't sound like a cheery destination does it? This latest diversion into the nether-niches just launched late last week to create a community where unemployed people can come together. The startup is owned by Spacemen Labs, a Pennsylvania Limited Liability Company and promises the “potential” of community action up to and including “life long connections at the click of a button.” Just when I thought I had seen it all (well actually I was awaiting the very next excursion [...]

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We7 - Safe, Legal Music for Web 2.0

Phil Butler,

We7 is a new music delivery system that addresses the issue of free music downloads versus the infringement on copyrighted media. We7 uses a new ad delivery system that allows users to download music for free while providing revenue to the artists and focused advertising for maximum insertion. The new startup is now in beta testing and looks to be very promising.
Rock legend Peter Gabriel is stepping up along with tech entrepreneur Steve Purdham to develop and promote the [...]

Uvouch Updates and a Wii Contest

Phil Butler,

Uvouch, one of the Web's most unique video sharing sites is starting a contest today, and launching several unique user features as well. Contestants stand a chance to win a Nintendo Wii Sports console and other cool prizes. Uvouch has also added even more functionality since our last visit with customization and embedding tools not found on even the most advanced video sharing communities. The Wii contest is a welcome incentive to attract even more feedback from users and in rewarding users [...]

Are You Hot Enough For HotEnough.org?

Phil Butler,

All you hotties out there get ready for the ultimate meat market for Web 2.0! Our editor shoveled me some info about a unique dating site that I just had to inform our readers about. HotEnough is a new dating site that is exclusively for the hot. If nothing else the site promises to either hurt some feelings or explode the heads of those allowed entry to the site.
As a registering user 3 photos must be submitted in order for the [...]

Running To Catch Baidu In China

Phil Butler,

Just who are Google, AOL and Yahoo! chasing in China anyway? Let's take a look at China's top search engine Baidu.com and see who is making all the ad dollars in China right now.
It seems like every day I have the opportunity to report on either a Google blunder in the international market, or some move by AOL or Yahoo! towards capturing a market somewhere. Baidu just reported their first quarter revenue of 35.6 million dollars, up over 100 percent [...]

Blogger Power Appeals to Web 2.0

Phil Butler,

A friend made me aware of a new website that is addressing the problem of young children being exposed to pornography and other adult content on the Web. The site titled: "Blogger Power: Safeguard the Web for Children", is designed to utilize the power of Web 2.0 to correct a big problem. Blogger Power attempts to utilize the power of Web 2.0 in an effort to galvanize the overall community and in seeking support from bloggers, one of the most [...]

Is Web 2.0 Just Numbers?

Phil Butler,

Bebo outranked Google, but does the fate of Web 2.0 hinge on numbers?
Web 2.0 is such an interesting subject for discussion and investigation. Lately I have been a little focused on some credibility issues we should all consider in evaluating sites, startups and other elements of our communal experience.
One big problem I have is the term "unique registered users", because it implies that a site has say 300,000 dedicated regular people who go there. Sites often try to validate [...]

Agester Warning - Content Not Consumable

Phil Butler,

I have had the great pleasure to visit some of the most innovative web sites, test the most sought after Beta releases and talk with a few of the most influential personalities of Web 2.0. I feel fortunate sincerely.
Then there is always the other side of the coin, or the one we often do not burden our readers with. That would be the sites and personalities not worth wasting the micro-voltage output of a CPU to visit.
I found [...]

Joost Invitations for the Long Suffering!

Phil Butler,

 
Be fast and win an invitation to Beta test Joost!
Okay, it's time to get Joost! For those of you who have not been Joost, and even those of you who are “juiced” but would like to test Joost. Profy is having a contest because of the overwhelming response to our past articles dealing with one of the most innovative and exciting Web TV startups thisyear.
I have emailed several dozen visitors who requested invitations since our last Joost [...]

Shuzak - Good Geeks Get Ahead!

Phil Butler,

Yesterday we received an invitation to revisit the social network for geeks Shuzak.com. We did a review of the site earlier when it was running on a sub-optimized server, and the resultant problem was a 404 error. I really wanted to see what the community was like and was pleasantly surprised to find the site's founder Jawad Shuaib in chat there. In fact I had a really good time talking with several of the members of this community.
Since the [...]