Pearltrees & Web 2.0 expo
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Online bookmarking tools haven't really changed much over the last few years. Most services still present you with a basic list of tagged links. Pearltrees , however, is taking a radically different approach.
Pearltrees Launches Embeds - Makes Bookmarks More Useful
Every year at Web 2.0 Expo, a handful of promising startups are invited on stage to give quick, five-minute pitches to an audience of conference attendees and a panel of judges (you can see our past coverage on these events here and here ). Yesterday this year’s batch of startups took the stage, and they didn’t disappoint. My notes on the startups are below. Each company was judged by Marshall Kirkpatrick of ReadWriteWeb , Ellen Pack of Elance , and Brian Singerman of Founders Fund .
Six Startups Blast Off From The Web 2.0 Launchpad
Pearltrees’ new Super Embed feature revealed - TechShout
As the amount of content in various places seems to increase with each passing day, the need for smart curation online only becomes inevitable. Pearltrees made public a new attribute called Super Embed at the annual west coast Web 2.0 Expo that claims to do just that. The company will also roll out its new Beta 0.7 release soon. This new launch offers bloggers, journalists and Internet users the ability to organize a series of web pages about a particular topic.
Posted by Tom Foremski - May 3, 2010 I've been doing some work with Pearltrees , which has become my favorite curation tool because it is a very good media technology -- it allows me to publish a visual representation of web sites and how they are connected. Pearltrees just got better with the launch of a new version that allows you to embed a live window (below). The great thing about Pearltrees is that you can take my Pearltree and add it to yours. If I update my Pearltree you see the update immediately. Pearltrees is at the Web 2.0 Expo this week and has been chosen for the Launch Pad program, which highlights five of the best companies at the trade show.
PearlTrees Launches Super-Embed Version At Web 2.0 - SVW
Pearltrees comes of age | jrstrang.ca
Several months back, I tweeted about Pearltrees , a Paris-based social bookmarking site. At the time, I thought it was an interesting visual approach to bookmarking. Well, they’ve recently unleashed a new suite of features that could make it one of the most social ways of sharing links on the internet.
Pearltrees - now embedded
José and Odile - News (random, episodic and invariably incomplete) of our doings ... in Paris and elsewhere. YOUR comments are appreciated. Visit my professional blog (Change, Innovation, Facilitation) too - see LINKS section! Check out my about.me profile!Client Pearltrees is unveiling its new “Super Embed” feature this week at Launch Pad on Wednesday afternoon at the Moscone in San Francisco. They announced their new feature and other updates in a Beta 0.7 release today at Web 2.0 Expo. If you're not familar with Pearltrees , it's a tool that allows you to organize and curate a series of web pages quickly and easily. You can not only discover new people and interests from within Pearltrees, but you can now display, share and display those web pages as "Pearls" inside your blog or website, hence the cool and appropriate name for the new feature: "Super Embed." With this latest release, bloggers, journalists and Internet users can identify and organize a series of web pages about a particular topic, create one ‘tree’ that houses all that content and then embed that Pearltree in their blog or website so people can view everything they have discovered about that topic in one single window – all without leaving the blog.
