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It’s not usual when I can get videos up of two companies breaking news (Ning and ClipMarks) all in the same night, but here’s the videos of ClipMarks: interview with Eric Goldstein, co-founder, and demo of ClipMarks by Eric.

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Kaboodle Collectibles

Sun, 11 Jun 2006 00:41:15 GMT

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Clip Source: www.techcrunch.com

On Monday eBay and Kaboodle will jointly announce a new service called “MyCollectibles”, which will be tightly integrated with the core offerings of both companies. The service is live and available at both ebay.com/mycollectibles and mycollectibles.kaboodle.com. Kaboodle co-founder and CEO Manish Chandra and eBay GM of Collectibles Laurence Toney briefed me on the product earlier this week.

Kaboodle is a bookmarking service that focuses on specific content within a page - see our launch profile of the company here. Kaboodle is useful for collaborative research (I used it last year to organize a ski trip with friends), and Kaboodle is often used for ecommerce research. The site launched in October and has about 20,000 active users and 150,000 unique visitors a month according to Manish.

This partnership will certainly increase those user numbers dramatically. The eBay Collectibles category has always had high sales velocity (over 10,000 items are sold every hour on eBay in this category alone) and eBay will be dedicating “substantial” resources to promote the new service.

eBay users who purchase and sell items in the collectibles category will be able to showcase products they’ve purchased on ebay or elsewhere, tag them and allow comments (all standard Kaboodle functionality). The site already allows users to auto-import items they’ve purchased on eBay. in the future they’ll be able to list items within MyCollectibles for sale on eBay with a couple of clicks.

The new site will be demo’d at the eBay Live 2006 conference in Las Vegas this weekend. I am here attending the conference, and look forward to getting additional information on the product.

This announcement, along with eBay’s announcement last week to integrate blogs and wikis into the ebay experience, indicates that eBay intends to provide social networking services before and after actual sales and have a deeper connection with users.

ebay, Kaboodle

Tags: kaboodle

Personal Knowldege Library

Sat, 11 Mar 2006 07:48:22 GMT

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clipper's remarks: A stealth startup.

Clip Source: www.zigtag.com

Zigtag will transform how people search, save and share knowledge & information important to them.

Zigtag is currently in development. We're keeping our company under our hat until we have a bit more to both show and tell.

If you'd like to be one of the first to experience Zigtag, please sign up below. We promise we won't do anything evil with your email address.

Tags: zigtag, search, save, share, search engine, library, web 2.0, web2.0

Apple Computer

Sun, 15 Jan 2006 07:39:26 GMT

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Clip Source: www.apple.com

Tags: apple, apple computer, imac, macbook

Yahoo buys Del.icio.us

Sun, 11 Dec 2005 23:09:13 GMT

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Clip Source: web2.0central.com

Another Smart Yahoo! Acquisition : Del.icio.us Acquired by Yahoo!

Yahoo seems to be making a series of excellent strategic acquisitions of late.

Today, they add another leading Web 2.0 company to their arsenal with the acquisition of Del.icio.us.

That makes Flickr, Upcoming, Konfabulator, Oddpost all great niche leaders in their space now a part of the yahoo family. I really like the acquisitions that Yahoo is making. If they can leverage them appropriately, I think Yahoo will have a renewed level of interest from the market.

I’ll wager that in the next 12 months, Yahoo’s stock outperforms both Google and Microsoft.

Yahoo: $40.31
Google: $409.20
Microsoft: $27.71
The bet works 2 ways.

#1. Perfect trading (taking the high in the next year)
#2. Close on December 9, 2006
Any takers?
via: Memeorandum

Technorati Tags: acquisition, flickr, Google, konfabulator, oddpost, upcoming, web 2.0, web2.0, web20, yahoo

Tags: yahoo, google, flickr, upcoming, delicious, del.icio.us, konfabulator

Apple iPod

Sun, 11 Dec 2005 23:06:07 GMT

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Clip Source: reviews.cnet.com

3. Apple iPod (60GB, video, black) with video
Well, now Apple's gone and stolen its own thunder. A few weeks after the iPod Nano debuted at number two, the new video-playing iPod takes its place on our list. We'd like to see more video content available via iTunes 6, so this iPod is still a music player first and foremost. But the new iPod has a bigger screen and a thinner body than previous iPods, and at $299 for the 30GB version and $399 for the 60GB, we like the price.

More portable audio

Tags: ipod, apple

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Personal Knowldege Library

Zigtag will transform how people search, save and share knowledge & information important to them.

Zigtag is currently in development. We're keeping our company under our hat until we have a bit more to both show and tell. If you'd like to be one of the first to experience Zigtag, please sign up below. We promise we won't do anything evil with your email address.

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Yahoo buys Del.icio.us

Apple iPod

Zigtag is currently in development. We're keeping our company under our hat until we have a bit more to both show and tell.

If you'd like to be one of the first to experience Zigtag, please sign up below. We promise we won't do anything evil with your email address.