Myspace just announced that it will add a Digg-like news service on its site. Rupert Murdoch must think this area isn’t saturated enough. But heck, with over 100 million unique visitors, they’ll for sure generate more revenue with this service. This is what the news service will consist of:
Michael Zhang from Folksonomy just published an interview of Kevin Rose, founder of Digg. The interview is short but concise. If you don’t know the story behind Digg, you might wanna read the interview.
For basic internet users like us, Web 2.0 means fancy AJAX applications, big fonts, flashy colors but also the ability to use and share our own data .
John Battelle just announced on his blog that he has launched a new feature on his site that allows people to submit stories related to Search. The feature is called SearchMob and is basically similar to Digg but for search news only, woo hoo!
Personally, I’ve never heard about Sphere until today, after checking my traffic logs. Basically, it’s a blog search engine, just like Technorati. But it seems like Sphere really wants to provide something different, with more relevant results and be user-friendly:
A new little “Web 2.0″ search engine just came up. It allows you to “tag search” across 17 different social bookmark sites such as Digg, Furl, Technorati etc from the same interface. It’s called Keotag. Have fun with it.
Would you like to be able to have your own virtual house on the web, invite friends to have a talk, share your last pictures from your trip to Thailand or even play paintball with them?