Tag: Web2.0
launched on July 18, 2007 - spigit’s goal is to open innovation to everyone, not just a handful of entrepreneurs and investors. The result will be the evolution of new ideas through use of our proprietary simulation engine, which tracks hundreds of market-driven factors through crowd participation and decision analyses.
spigit.com is also a professional networking community, a marketplace and a place for entrepreneurs to gain feedback on their ideas and eventually build a team. That being the case, the community need not be solely...
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DigaList has gone online recently.
http://www.digalist.com... - All the best useful or funny lists.
You can dig out - create co-build, share all kinds of useful, funny, or interesting lists related to everything.
You can:
- Create your lists for collection or memory.
- Co-build a list with others, to gather useful or funny items.
- Find out the meaningful or funny lists.
- Post your comment on lists.
- Get to know with new friends.
You can also:
- Show off your outstanding albums, voyages, poetry, collections,...
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Security researchers have found what they say is an entirely new kind of web-based attack, and it only targets the Ajax applications so beloved of the 'Web 2.0' movement.
Ajax is a way of designing web applications where data is transferred to and from the web site in the background of the page, without the need for a full page refresh when the user interacts with it. It give web apps the feel of desktop apps, and is used in applications such as Gmail.
By exploiting JavaScript hijacking vulnerabilities, attackers would be able to, for...
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This gave me the chills a bit when I first watched it. So much has happened so quickly and what's to come is truly unknown.
I just recently sign up for vox and I have to tell you - I love it. I've created a music blog because there is an option to stream music (although if you're a little savvy, you can actually just download the mp3 right from their website).
I am sure there are other sites that offers music upload, but I'm really imressed with this one. Especially how they're able to display the artwork and insert it anywhere.
I'm mostly concentrating on bands that are no longer around, and I recently made a nice banner for my...
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"Web 2.0" was the No. 1 most-cited Wikipedia entry of the year, according to Nielsen BuzzMetrics. The oft-repeated buzz word handily beat out other tech terms such as "blog," "Meme" and two conjugations of "Podcast" for the coveted top spot.
eBoy, have created an astoundingly beautiful new poster called FooBar, and it's an homage to all things webalicious aka Web2.0hhh. It's fun looking for your favorite Web brands and imagine the memories it will evoke when you look at it 20 years from now.
http://art.commongate.c..._pixel_art
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Many people at the Web 2.0 Summit identified a lack of big innovations, little companies with features but not products, too many products crowding the same space, too many startups trying to horn into MySpace and the lack of sizzle from the hand-picked companies that demoed their products in public and paid their appearance fee. But, it's hard to put down the fact that a lot of energy and creativity is at work, even if most of it won't make the cut.
The alternative is no enthusiasm or creative juices flowing, and we are back in time,...
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Dan Fost (SFGate) writes:
1. We learned our lesson last time. And we're going to cash out before this bubble pops.
2. This is not a bubble. Hot parties, overheated PR pitches, and five or six dozen social networking sites are just healthy indicators of a new boom.
3. It's all about community and sharing. But we told our venture capitalists that our exit strategy will make them rich. (Corollary: But you have to know someone to get into our conference/party.)
4. Online advertising will pay for everything. As if click fraud is any...
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Expanding his new blogging network, Om Malik launches the 'WebWorkerDaily'.
"The new virtual worker – equipped with a laptop, a broadband connection, a mobile phone and a desire to live a sockless lifestyle. Whether it is chasing your own dream, or part of the distributed team, the meaning of work is changing."
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