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Cyberculture & the Net
Goog 411 – Google's free 411 service
I was snooping around the Google Labs today and I noticed a new service called Google Voice Local Search. How intriguing! It’s Google’s version of 411, but instead of using the conventional methods of other phone directories, this service seems to be tied in directly with their search algorithm, or more likely a tweaked version [...]
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Cyberculture & the Net
bubbleguru.com
This is the best. Bubbleguru.com allows you to create a video right from their website and embed it into your website as a little video pop-up bubble. And you know how much we all like pop-ups, right? It’s completely free and it takes only a few minutes to get a new video on your site. [...]
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Cyberculture & the Net
Fully customize your Netvibes
You can now create your very own customized Netvibes theme. Thank God! Here’s the thing, I am a Netvibes addict — I honestly don’t remember what life was like before Netvibes came along. The only problem, Netvibes really isn’t prettiest thing to look at. At least not until now. Read the full article on the [...]
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Cyberculture & the Net
Twitter-mania
While we’re on the subject of Internet phenomena, be sure to check out twitter.com. I’ve been twittering (tweeting?) for a little over two weeks now, but I was a little reluctant at first. Twitter is sort of a cross between a blog and an away message. Unlike a blog, you can only post 140 characters [...]
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Cyberculture & the Net
Justin.tv
Anyone remember JenniCam.org? JenniCam was one of those Internet phenomenons that spread across the web like wild fire. Probably one of the first in fact. The JenniCam has since gone dark, but not before firmly cementing itself into Internet lore. There is a new phenomenon sweeping through the net now. This phenomenon is called justin.tv. [...]
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