Comments on: Tagging and Searching: How transparent do you want to be?

Comment on Tagging and Searching: How transparent do you want to be? by: Ho John Lee's Weblog

Sun, 04 Dec 2005 06:58:27 +0000

BrainJam, December 2005, search, privacy, transparency

Spent a few hours this afternoon at Chris Heuer’s BrainJam event. Wasn’t able to make it to the morning sessions, but arrived in time for the end of lunch and the “youth user panel”, consisting of four college students. They a…

Comment on Tagging and Searching: How transparent do you want to be? by: Mike

Wed, 28 Sep 2005 16:15:23 +0000

Since you are looking for a service that offers the ability to bookmark both private and public links, check out www.blinklist.com. It is a new service we just launched quite recently. Would love to hear your thoughts. Plus, come back next week to blinklist and you might just find some of the ideas that are discussed in this very post. Not yet all of them but we plan on improving the service from week after week after week. Mike

Comment on Tagging and Searching: How transparent do you want to be? by: hjl

Tue, 27 Sep 2005 17:39:19 +0000

I’ll go try it out. I had an earlier impression that MyWeb was part of Yahoo 360 and aimed at the MySpace / LiveJournal crowd, and didn’t notice that they had an update with more of the social tagging and search features going on.

Comment on Tagging and Searching: How transparent do you want to be? by: AndyF

Tue, 27 Sep 2005 01:09:32 +0000

“One problem I run into regularly is that everything is public on del.icio.us.”

That’s why I use Yahoo’s MyWeb 2.0.

Comment on Tagging and Searching: How transparent do you want to be? by: TechCrunch

Sun, 25 Sep 2005 06:37:08 +0000

Successful Meetup Last Night

Thank you to everyone who attended our meetup/bbq last night in Atherton. We are definitely going to do this at least monthly, and we had a number of offers for corporate sponsorships last night to cover food, drinks, etc. in the future.
If you have …