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Hellonline (Eran’s blog): Technorati (6.4 after 400 votes) gmail (6.4 after 124 votes) 43things (6.3 after 270 votes) TechCrunch (6.3 after 90 votes) 43places (6.1 after 130 votes) Honorable mentions (over 5.5) go to: furl, last.fm, plazes , rollyo, Social Text, supr.c.ilio.us, upcoming.org, Web 2.0 Central and wordpress.com. Lamest attempt to spam our sacred voting booth: Whoever it was that posted rotten and suicide girls. (via Cosmos)

  [blog.forret.com] - media technology belgium brussels: My vision is that within 6 months, there should be a couple of dozen open Wi-Fi hotspots in Brussels so a guy with a laptop (like me) can find one within 1 km of wherever I happen to be in Brussels. I'm developing an idea for creating a set-up that is interesting for the Wi-Fi end-users, the infrastructure owners (e.g. (via Cosmos)

Ton's Interdependent Thoughts: For example if you want to use Plazes on a platform that isn´t supported yet. Or extend your launcher with features the original launcher doesn´t have, including a buddy list with the current Plazes of your friends as well as a message and friend request notification. (via Cosmos)

 [Voidstar] Everybody needs a personal "status" page | 43 Folders: . - Aggregated RSS for your activity on the web. Flickr, del.icio.us, plazes, last.fm, Amazon... and web UI - Arms length contact me form that lets people leave a private message without exposing... with sidebar applets, so it clearly should get baked into the core distributions. It's also a natural

 [ruk.ca | peter rukavina's weblog] ODLR + OSB in SF: plug-in that runs in the right sidebar of the web version of this blog so that once I go offline it displays the last place I was, so you can follow me around virtually if you’re so inclined. Speaking of Plazes, it’s the first time since Reboot that I’ve been somewhere with people in my “online within 2km”

 [Joechip.net] Abject Futurity: Three Films is the Center for Japanese Studies fall film series. There is no detectable theme to this series, the name of which suffers from an off-by-seven bug.

 [Corante.com] <$MTBlogName$>: <$MTBlogDescription$>: It wouldn't take much to layer on say speedDating events from Eventful on top of your Plazes/Flickr/GoogleMaps mashup, because these services make it simple to aggregate, filter and remix their content. A site like Consumating could do the whole thing in a couple of days, because their foundation is based on open standards, leading-edge web services, tags, and simple extensibility hooks.

 [Voidstar.com] Voidstar: ProgrammableWeb.com : Perhaps the most notable part of the story is towards the end when discussing how Trulia, a for-profit business and not just a hobbyist site, is beginning to run into one of the core mashup issues: data ownership, royalties, and how to share revenue. As their business grows, Google has expressed an interest in sharing.

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