The Best Web 2.0 Software of 2006 (Dion Hinchcliffe's Web 2.0 Blog)

Best Web 2.0 software 2006 I've already published my Brilliant List last month. But here come the Web 2.0 apps that I've actually recommended - thru word of mouse & word of mouth - at least 5 times during the past year. Best About Web 2.0Programmableweb - Web 2.0 reference website, main source on APIs and mash-upsRunner up: Ajaxian - Ajax blog Best 2006 Audio 2.0 Pandora - Personalized radioRunner up: Lastfm - Profile your taste, share, personalize your radio 20 ways to jazz up your PowerPoint presentations To create an amazing PowerPoint presentation, you have to learn the process of effective presentation design. After four years of blogging, I've written a number of posts designed to help you create more visually engaging and effective PowerPoint presentations. As all blogs posts do, some resonated better than others and provided great discussion in the comments.

Creating Passionate Users My Favorite Graphs... and the future This blog has always been about optimism, creating better user experiences, helping users spend more time in flow, and learning. There are 405 posts here. More importantly, there are nearly 10,000 comments from y'all that add so much more to the topics, and from which myself and others have learned a great deal. I don't want the last thing people remember about this blog to be The Bad Things. The most brilliant Web 2.0 things in 2006 About a year ago I started compiling my EVERYTHING 2.0 lists. Doing my earliest research, I got my best input from a few sources that presented their "Best Web 2.0 sites in 2005".In the course of this year I've added little asterisk signs to the sites that struck me as brilliant - either conceptually, or businesswise, or technically, or graphically, or... well... otherwise.Of course these assessments were totally subjective. Sometimes depending on my mood of the day, sometimes on some other whim, sometimes on the fact that the makers/entrepreneurs behind them are my customers and/or friends.Furthermore, I didn't (and don't) have much time left to go back to web sites after assessing them the first time. I am aware that many of them - being in a state of perpetual beta - have been improved considerably, and might deserve one or more *** now. Some of these sites might even not exist anymore ;-!

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Event Planning Online: 14 Essential Social Media Tools Jason Keath is the founder of Social Fresh, a social media conference for marketers. He organizes social media events across the country, consults with companies on social media, and blogs at JasonKeath.com. Free tools make planning events easier than ever. From the first stages of planning through post event followup, there are tools for every detail. 15 Google Chrome Extensions for People Who Build Websites Google Chrome is a wonderful web browser of choice for web designers and web developers. With Google Chrome extensions, you can add more features to the browser to help you with designing, debugging, and working on websites. We share with you the top ten Chrome extensions for designers and developers. 1. Firebug Lite (for Google Chrome)