Tag: SOCIAL BOOKMARK

Jumptags takes off where other social bookmarking tools might have left off. The web service not only allows users to collect, store, share and distribute web bookmarks, but it also does the same for notes, rss feeds and contact lists. This Web 2.0 application is built with AJAX and officially jumped into beta at the end of April this year and has been achieving a nice following. Signing up for ...

With so many social bookmarking sites out now, what ones should we concentrate on visiting to find the best content? eBizMBA has compiled a list of 30 of the largest social bookmarking sites in the marketplace. The list includes some lesser known newcomers, as well as some top ranked favorites. The social bookmarking list was put together by calculating the number of inbound links, Google Page ...

Yahoo! launched a new feature yesterday called Yahoo! Suggestions. Yahoo! Autos Senior Engineering Manager Michael Olivier describes it as a way for users to offer comments to let Yahoo! know what topics matter most to its readers. Suggestions are available for Yahoo! Autos, Travel, TV, and a handful of other sites right now, with more expected soon. But there's something familiar about Yahoo! ...

The team at del.icio.us made a quiet announcement last week--so quiet that Download Squad didn't even hear it. It seems that the beginning of February saw the 1.5 millionth user register on the social bookmarking site. Apparently since the Yahoo! buyout the team is bursting at the seams trying to integrate with Yahoo!'s user base. The del.icio.us team hasn't made a post on their official blog ...

Pocket is an online application that allows users to store, organize, retrieve, and share bookmarks. It's a fresh idea on social bookmarking, and a little more complicated than services like del.icio.us. Upon registering at ThinkPocket.com, users can visit and check out sites. When a site is reached that you want to keep track of, you click on a browser bookmarklet, which launches an overlay ...

For I don't know how long, Yahoo! News has provided the means to rate (aka recommend) news stories. It's not a simple "thumbs up/down" but a five-star scale. At the top of each topic page at Yahoo! News you can find links to "Most emailed," "Most viewed," and "Most recommended." The most recommended stories bubble to the top at several places (along with their respective RSS feeds): All news ...