Speaker: Steven M. Cohen
- Zoho – somewhat more popular than Google Docs
- YouTube RSS search – only the top 10 of any search, however, if you use youtube/rss/search/<search term>.rss, you will get it all
- X – nothing
- WwwhatsNew – Spanish language cool tools
- Votes Database – Washington Post hosted profiles of congressional members including RSS feed of current voting record
- JD Supra (it has a U in it) – documents that lawyers are putting up online to be shared by anyone (marketing/social tool)
- Tic Tocs – table of contents RSS for any journal that has it, aggregated in one location
- Scribd – YouTube for documents
- Ravelry – social networking for knitters
- QuestionPoint
- Page2RSS – creates a feed of daily changes to web pages
- Open Congress – feeds of congressional action about people, committees, issues, bills, etc.
- N – nothing
- Mashable – top tech trends in social networking
- LibraryThing – "the future of what catalogs will look like"
- KillerStartups – description and evaluation of new websites & applications
- Justia Dockets – Federal District Court Filings & Documents, RSS feeds for search results
- I Want To – …missed this one…
- Hunch – new site, hasn’t been launched yet, created by the Flickr woman
- Google Reader – taking over Bloglines; can share items with comments, but the comments are private (I think) instead of the notes, which still exist
- Facebook – yeah
- E-Hub – not sure what makes this cool, but he listed it
- Deepest Sender – Firefox extension for blogging links
- Compfight – CC/Flickr image search (can limit to CC only)
- Backup URL – creates a backup of any URL in case it goes down — great for presentations
- Awesome Highlighter – highlight text on web pages and then get a link to it
