Ever since Digg opened its API, talented programmers have built a ton of tools that utilize Digg. Some of these tools monitor upcoming and popular stories. Others tell you about your account statistics and your circle of friends. Yet others allow users to browse stories, videos, and pictures in very unique and flashy ways. Here...
read moreI’m still posting lightly for the next week, but I had some time to Stumble a bit, and here’s what I’ve found. Winston’s Lego Computer: This guy built a computer out of Legos. Pretty cool stuff. The Meaning of Colors: Interesting page that explains the symbolism behind colors. Did you know that people are...
read moreI just saw interesting report via MicroPersuasion. A recent study showed that Web 2.0 has a very great reach within large companies. A study done by Clearswift did a survey with 827 individuals in large companies (1,000 employees and up) and found the following: 43% of office workers access social media sites from their work...
read moreAnother week, another bunch of stumbles: Google Image Ripper: Nice little site that bypasses the Google Images interface and takes you directly to the large-sized images. Instant Eyedropper: I was looking for a plugin on Twitter which could provide me with the hex code of any color on a web page. I’m still looking for the...
read moreAs always, another great week of stumbles. Here are some of the precious gems that caught my eye this week. Interactive Photo Mosaic: I’ve always had a soft spot for the creativity of photo mosaics. This one is brilliant. It kept me busy and engaged for a pretty long time. Photoshop Tutorial: Web 2.0 Buttons: Just about...
read moreI must have first heard of Quizlet through Lifehacker. Studying my SAT words (believe it or not, vocabulary is not one of my strong suits) is not as much a distant memory as it is for others who have been out of high school for 8 years. I remember taking classes, buying flashcards, and doing whatever it took to have a decent...
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Tamar Weinberg is a social media enthusiast with a passion for all things tech and productivity. She provides consulting in internet marketing and is Mashable's Global Advertising Director. Tamar is also the author of The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web.
