Yahoo! Buzz
Yahoo! Buzz is the new social news site of the week. It’s similar to Digg, Propeller, R-igg, and Mixx, in that users submit articles and posts they like, and the community votes on them. My favorite part of Yahoo! Buzz so far is that it is truly a democratic voting process, in that [...]
Web 2.0 gains relevance - MSM loses relevance
On Friday of this week, something amazing happened. Since Freshy SEO is not a political blog, I will not get into the politics of the situation, but simply focus on the the roll of Web 2.O in the Republican Revolt in the United States House of Representatives.
On Friday, which was the last day of [...]
BUZZ3R, LOUD3R
I found an interesting new social networking site today. Actually, it found me…one of my Web 2.0 articles on another blog was indexed on the site, and showed up in my vanity Google Alerts. It’s called LOUD3R:
LOUD3R is a network of exhaustive, topic-driven websites. We gather and publish the best content from blogs, [...]
Propeller Adds User Groups
I’ll admit… I’ve been slow to adopt Propeller as a regular daily stop of mine. Propeller, owned by AOL, has never really been that attractive to me for one reason or another.
The site, like Digg, Slashdot, R-igg, and Sphinn, uses an ALGO that creates an environment where users determine what news is hot and what [...]
Eenie Meenie Miney Moe…Which Social Network’s best, I’d like to know.
I’m in Austin, at the Texas AFP conference, and on one of the panel discussions, David Almacy, former White House Internet Director and current V.P. of Digital Strategies at Waggener Edstrom Worldwide, spoke about social networking and why it’s important. In the process of explaining social networking at its impact on the web, he [...]
