Posts Tagged ‘Web2.0’
Cuil, a New Search Engine, Launches Today
Posted by: Courtney Kuehn on: July 28, 2008
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Cuil, a new search engine from the start-up Cuil, Inc., has big plans to compete with the likes of Google. Cuil co-founder, Anna Patterson, says Cuil will be capable of searching across 120 billion Web pages, vs. Google’s estimated 40 million. “In addition to looking at the popularity of a Web page, Cuil also analyzes [...]
Free Magazines on Mygazines.com
Posted by: Courtney Kuehn on: July 23, 2008
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Yesterday I spotted Mygazines.com via PSFK. This seems like a great resource for people who: are magazine junkies (like myself) – Perhaps you can’t give up any more space in your office/home/bathroom to another stack and it pains you to toss out your 2005 VOGUE collection. Though the physical experience of reading a magazine is [...]
RCRD LBL – Free Music for Me. And You.
Posted by: Courtney Kuehn on: March 23, 2008
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Four days ago I wrote about RCRD LBL, the new online record label/music blog. At that time, there were 1,405 RCRD LBL fans on Facebook. Today I see it has risen to 1,453 fans. That doesn’t seem too shabby for only four days. Meanwhile, the number of bookmarking actions to del.icio.us has only increased by [...]
RCRD LBL
Posted by: Courtney Kuehn on: March 19, 2008
- In: advertising | blogs | business | music
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Here is something that has gotten me quite excited: RCRD LBL. They are an “online record label releasing exclusive and completely free music from emerging and established artists” but also offers a “curated roster of independent record labels offering free MP3 downloads and multimedia content in blog format”. (It is also worth mentioning that the [...]
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