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Del.icio.us Social Bookmarking Sports a New Look

Finally, after teasing its loyal users with a new design and interface, social bookmarking site previously known as Del.icio.us, has made its changes official. And it even comes with a new domain name, it is now known as Delicious.com minus the excess dots of the previous site. The old site still works and will point you to the new site. With Delicious new name comes a slew of features which are all geared at making your social bookmarking activities more fund and speedier. Continue reading the story called Del.icio.us Social Bookmarking Sports a New Look

AOL Quietly Launches Lifestreaming Service Buddy

AOL has quietly launched a new lifestreaming service called Buddy Updates. It’s a pretty simple service actually which is similar to what others are already doing and offering. The only difference is the fact that Buddy Updates is part of the AIM, AOL’s instant messaging service, network. So, it makes use of your network of AIM buddies. Continue reading the story called AOL Quietly Launches Lifestreaming Service Buddy

40billion Lets You Raise Money through Social Networking

Most of us would normally turn to bank loans and credit programs to raise capital for a business that we are planning to start up. But those loans and credits cost us still a good amount of money with their interests and other charges. 40billion.com is utilizing the power of social networking, more particularly with friends and families to raise money for a business capital or a fund-raising campaigns. Continue reading the story called 40billion Lets You Raise Money through Social Networking

Questler Tries to Make the World an Active Learning Space

“Great minds think alike.” That’s a pretty simple phrase composed of four meaningful words. The world is so full of people possesing great minds that could make a big difference if only the knowledge stocked in those great minds collaborate, share and becomes part of a great learning experience. If people from all walks of life can congregate on a virtual space throughs social networks and other web 2.0 site, why can’t people with great minds connect? Questler will try to make that happen. Continue reading the story called Questler Tries to Make the World an Active Learning Space

MyBlogLog Sports A Fresher Funky Look

Of course, we all know MyBlogLog right? The Yahoo blog aggregator that works something like Digg in terms of the following/followers features? All has been quiet from MyBlogLog for the past couple of months until now. The site has just introduced a new design primarily its the green theme getting a lighter treatment. Continue reading the story called MyBlogLog Sports A Fresher Funky Look

MakeFive Brings the Power of a “Top 5″ List to Social Networking

Top List posts are very popular in the blogging world. It’s the easiest way to create a viral posts which is sure to have tons of back links, provided that your topics are interesting. MakeFive takes this “Top List” into the social networking world and lets users create their own top 5 lists to start a conversation, interaction and social networking. Continue reading the story called MakeFive Brings the Power of a “Top 5″ List to Social Networking

Uan.Me Offers a Social Bookmarketing/Bookmarking Tool

Social bookmarking site Uan.Me boasts of two things - the first social bookmarking site built on the new DOT ME TLD, and it is a social bookmarking site geared specifically for website promotion/marketing, B2B and internet marketing. If Sphinn is a social bookmarking site for SEO-related web/blog items, Uan.Me is for social media and internet marketing. Continue reading the story called Uan.Me Offers a Social Bookmarketing/Bookmarking Tool

Explore, Connect and Share Your Moods at LinkMood

If you’re idea of communicating with friends or meeting new friends is through sharing of your moods. Or if finding “like-mooded” people through a social network appeals to you, then you might find LinkMood interesting and fun too. Continue reading the story called Explore, Connect and Share Your Moods at LinkMood

Create a Social Network of your Real Neighbors with AroundMe

Social networks were built around people who congregate virtually online. It has replaced the usual “real-life” meeting of people. It is both positive and negative in a way. Positive because it has now become so much easy to meet new people. gain friends, build business network. Negative, because it has replaced the “human side” of meeting new friends and building community. So, new social networking tool AroundMe, is certainly most welcome in this day and age of “virtual” social networking. Continue reading the story called Create a Social Network of your Real Neighbors with AroundMe

Sendible Lets You Send Message Now, Deliver Later

We are all busy people here right? We don’t know exactly when we’re going to have ample time to write messages, be it email, sms or our social network messages. Sometimes we can write a couple of them but forget to send them out. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to write a series of messages and then schedule the time each messages are to be sent out? Sendible lets you to do that exactly. Continue reading the story called Sendible Lets You Send Message Now, Deliver Later

AOL Makes Music With Tour Tracker

Ever show up at a concert and have absolutely no clue who the opening act is slated to be?  That information, along with who’s on the road performing, can be located on Tour Tracker, AOL Music’s free new Web service.

We’ll tell you all about the features this site offers, but one thing is clear; at the end of the day, the site is designed to sell tickets (and they’re hoping you’ll use your American Express card to do it.) Continue reading the story called AOL Makes Music With Tour Tracker

Kronomy Wants to Build a Global Collective Memory

While standard social networking sites offer only static profiles which focus on your present, Kronomy wants to give you something more. A chance to participate in building the world’s global memory to enable everyone to travel through the entire life of individual memories. Continue reading the story called Kronomy Wants to Build a Global Collective Memory