Web Trends & Strategies

Twines,  the Semantic Web Application for exchanging knowledge, has a public twine is for sharing news articles or other information that are of special interest or value in understanding where the Web industry is heading.

see: Twine Web Industry Trends

Note: this Twine is also available via the following rss feed: http://www.twine.com/feed/atom/entries/twine/1hj7rh6g-q4/web-industry-trends/items

A timeline provided by Dipity, and in that case displaying the evolution of virtual worlds:

see the link at: dipity:Virtual_Worlds

A couple of links to add to the demonstration given by Thierry. As he said, the overflow of information is more manageble with so called RSS readers. There are software programs to do this, standalone programs or plugins for programs like outlook. But just like Thierry my favorite is the webpage based option; in my case iGoogle.com.

Here are some interesting links about RSS:

http://www.medialoper.com/columns/thats-what-i-like/my-life-as-an-rss-junkie/

RSS Software: http://www.download.com/RSS-Readers/3150-9227_4-0.html

Webbased; www.igoogle.com, www.netvibes.com, www.pageflakes.com

Next to that I’m a big fan of del.icio.us - a online bookmarking service. I can really encourage all of you to take a look at it; it has really helped me keep a eye on all the interesting articles/resources etc I have without overcrowding the bookmarks in my browser and without having to import/export bookmarks all the time. And the tags allow to quickly retrieve the link you were looking for.

You can take a look at my (open) bookmarks at http://del.icio.us/jansenmartijn (which I update ~every day)