We just incorporated AddThis on the SFMOMA site. It's highly
customizable and we're happy with it so far. We felt we didn't need to
reinvent something that already existed and was available via a free
tool.
You can see it on this collection page:
http://www.sfmoma.org/artwork/213
The Walker,
Disclosure:
I am involved in the development process of this project.
ShiftSpace is an open source browser plugin for collaboratively
annotating, editing and shifting the web. You can create notes,
highlights etc... on any web page collections included, the code is free
and opensource, so you
The National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center,
Smithsonian Institution, is seeking a motivated team member to support
Web and new media efforts at the Museum. Duties include posting and
maintaining content on the Museum Web site, contributing to social media
outreach, and
I've never looked into these kinds of widgets before, but now I'm intrigued.
Besides http://addthis.com/ I've found similar services from
http://sharethis.com/ and http://www.addtoany.com/ and I suspect there
are dozens more.
It looks like they make it really easy for the webmaster to add
The following is a link to a post by Mark Zuckerberg on the Facebook blog
announcing that they are going to start allowing organization pages to
start looking and functioning like regular user profiles.
The pertinent content is under the What's new today heading. It's nice
that Facebook is
2009/3/4 Steve Rothman srothman at fas.harvard.edu:
It looks like they make it really easy for the webmaster to add some
great functionality to the site. But I'm wondering:
? ? How are these services making money for themselves?
? ? Are there any privacy / security issues for the visitor to
Apologies for cross-postings...
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