Another one I should probably know what it is good for, who the target audience is. So many sites… so little time. It’s not really just sites that are proliferating, it’s social media tools/applications/platforms. Common twitter hashtag is #socmed
HootSuite – Social Media Dashboard for Teams using Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin.
Personalized Home Pages
This (very old link from 2007) link 14 Personalized Homepages Compared, Feature by Feature compares 14 different personalized home pages:
and then the comments mention more (the below are just some of them):
And then here’s a more up to date review
http://venturebeatprofiles.com/company/profile/netvibes/competitors
I’ve used iGoogle a bit and am now using netvibes but I mostly use them as a RSS feed collector and only look at them when I have some spare time. How are we supposed to use them?
Wow. Canadian Blood Services beginnings of an open portal. I am a blood donor. Have been for over 25 years. It’s the easiest and most personal and unique donation you can give.
Scoop.it makes nice looking e-magazines such as What Does Teaching Creativity Look Like? | The Creative Process | Scoop.it.
Paper.li makes e-newsletter, such as The Cloud Daily by Cybera
And the old favorite, MySpace makes your own sites, such as this music site for Jill Barber
This is an incredible view of everything from quantum nano scale to the entire Universe
oDesk has job postings for remote virtual jobs from all over the world
Browse Jobs on the Largest Marketplace for Freelancers & Programmers – oDesk.
So Many Sites 