So my best links are web 2.0 services which I have in my tabs more that
50% of the time
Flickr http://www.flickr.com - Growing from strength to strength with no
features
Blip.tv http://www.blip.tv - Free hosting of video of any quality and
plays well with the rest of the web
Democracy http://www.getdemocracy.com/ - As consumer friendly as web
video gets and such a good project
Twitter http://www.twitter.com - New addition but made such a impact in
its short time
Thought I'd stay away from the more developer type links...
Ian Forrester | backstage.bbc.co.uk | cubicgarden.com
On 15 Dec 2006, at 11:54, Tom Loosemore wrote:
Hello all
I'm doing a review of the year's best links, for use inside Auntie.
Any suggestions?
For 'best' read: Funny/useful/fabulous/bonkers/innovative
Dropsend.com is my link of the year, which is a sad reflection on my
life.
-t
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