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A few weeks ago, I met Patrice Lamothe who showed me his newest product, called Pearltrees which I found had a pretty interesting and different interface.

Pearltrees Offers A Different View On Bookmarking. | Network Sol

http://www.networksolutions.com/blog/2009/12/pearltrees-offers-a-different-view-on-bookmarking/
http://visionwiz.net/2009/12/pearltrees-human-powered-interest-network/ Pearltrees will let users create, enrich and share the world of their interests.

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Pearltrees is a site that enables you to submit pearls which are websites, into a pearl tree. The unique concept of this website is to meet others with the same interests, and to locate similar topics of interests. http://webupon.com/social-bookmarking/pearltrees-is-a-site-to-share-information-interests/

Pearltrees is a Site to Share Information & Interests | Webupon

3D PERSPECTIVES » Blog Archive » My Grandmother’s Pearls Ain’

Thought #1 : Enfin! FINALLY a way to stock and share those excellent tweets before they get purged off the Twitter servers! (Just activate the nifty Twitter connection for this bit of the magic.) http://perspectives.3ds.com/events/my-grandmother%e2%80%99s-pearls-ain%e2%80%99t-nothin%e2%80%99-compaired-to-this-leweb09/

Pearltrees: The Future of Social Bookmarking :sinlee.com

http://sinlee.com/2009/12/11/pearltrees-the-future-of-social-bookmarking/ After trying out Pearltrees today, I have to say I’m incredibly impressed. It was featured on CNN.com as a possible next big thing on the web and since its beta launched on Wednesday, there has been massive scrutiny in the online world over its social-network-meets-categorized-mind-map-bookmarking style. The webhounds have definitely stirred and are barking up this flash-based (pearl)tree.
http://carolinebeavon.com/2009/12/13/prezis-pearltrees-and-calibri-christmas-online/

Prezis, Pearltrees and calibri – Christmas online!

You tried going to http://carolinebeavon.com/2009/12/13/prezis-pearltrees-and-calibri-christmas-online/ , and it doesn't exist.
Social bookmarking sites such as StumbleUpon or Delicio.us are great for finding interesting, quirky content.

PearlTrees: Swing Between Related Content Like Tarzan | Design &

http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/cliff-kuang/design-innovation/pearltrees?partner=rss
http://www.pcworld.com/article/199329/bookmarks_soon_obsolete.html

Bookmarks: Soon Obsolete? - PCWorld

Since the Web first came online in 1991, it has grown and improved beyond anyone's predictions. Unlike the gray background, mono-spaced text and ugly graphics on the Web in those early years, today's Web is rich with video, interactive applications and other useful and distracting goodies.

Foresight Publishing» Blog Archive » Why Pearltrees glistens lik

http://www.charispalmer.com/?p=1141 Early last year I was chatting to Le Laissez Faire , my go-to-guy for all things networked, about his vision for the web.
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Pearltrees Visualizes How You Organize the Web

Silicon Alley Insider

The conference is really slick. Last year's edition was widely panned for organizational troubles, but this year's is just swanky.
Computerworld - Since the Web first came online in 1991, it has grown and improved beyond anyone's predictions. Unlike the gray background, mono-spaced text and ugly graphics on the Web in those early years, today's Web is rich with video, interactive applications and other useful and distracting goodies. But even after all these years, the way we find, navigate and save content on the Web works pretty much like it always did.

Elgan: Why bookmarking is obsolete - Computerworld

How the iPad is Changing Interaction Design

Applications that looked amazing on larger multi-touch experiences like Microsoft Surface may have a more affordable consumer-facing counterpart. While the iPad has been widely criticized, many startups are thrilled by its possibilities. In mid-November we featured Paris-based Pearltrees as a new design interface for remapping Web information.
It's rare to look at a bookmarking tool and feel convinced that it's going to win a design award.

Pearltrees: A Design Interface for Remapping the Web

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Pearltrees lunch June 2010