Chris Jakeman on 2009-11-01
and improved regularly since. Nov-2009 is on v4.
This link has been bookmarked by 202 people . It was first bookmarked on 02 Aug 2006, by Richard Hemmer.
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10 Nov 09
Juli Lorton"earch for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search
engines
search for highlighted terms in four social bookmarking systems
do a blog search for highlighted terms
search for your terms in the entire site you are on (Google, Yahoo, Ask
site: search)
search for inbound links to the URL you are on in four different search
engines (including Technorati and Google)
search for your highlighted terms in seven different verticals from local to
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August 2, 2006
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web based knowledge worker’s dream come true
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Chris Jakeman on 2009-11-01
Hope this is true. It's research notes that are important for me, the sharing is less so.
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26 Oct 09
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- search for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search engines
- search for highlighted terms in four social bookmarking systems
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20 Oct 09
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new research megatool
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“Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff
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19 Oct 09
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I just looked at the new research megatool Diigo
and though several bloggers have covered it in the past and in previous incarnations (including our charming leader) I think they really missed the boat when many called it an unexciting entry into the crowded social bookmarking space. This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.
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- search for highlighted terms in four social bookmarking
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Rob ReynoldsThe Reno, Nevada based company’s name is an acronym for “Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff.”
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Lee-Anne PattersonTechCrunch blog post on Diigo - taught me some things about using Diigo
diigo web2.0 blog bookmarking techcrunch socialbookmarking tools
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highlighted
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15 Sep 09
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04 Aug 09
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Diigo
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27 Jul 09
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02 Jul 09
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More date stamping, I can see who has bookmarked a page but it’s not easy to see when. Dedicated notes pages unattached to any particular URL I’m bookmarking, just to add to my archives on a given topic. The ability submit notes and images by phone. Both notes pages and phone submission are possible with the open source tool Markaboo. Recommended users, there’s no reason not to offer me users, URLs and tags that overlap with my own archives.
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My favorite feat
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overed it in the past and in previous incarnations (including our charming leader) I think they really missed the boat when many called it an unexciting entry into the crowded social bookmarking space. This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s
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08 Apr 09
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I just looked at the new research megatool Diigo
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24 Mar 09
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I
just looked at the new research megatool Diigo
and though several bloggers have
covered it in the past and in previous incarnations (including our charming leader) I
think they really missed the boat when many called it an unexciting entry into
the crowded social bookmarking space. This is a web based knowledge worker’s
dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps
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he Reno, Nevada based company’s name is an acronym for “Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff.” It does offer a browser bookmarklet, but you’ll want to grab the Firefox or IE toolbar to use the best Diigo has to offer.
In addition to nailing the basics in social bookmarking, there are many features here that give this system huge value whether or not it ever builds a network effect from a large number of users.
My favorite feature? When you highlight a word on any page a dro
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This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing
that makes me love web apps.
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highlighted words
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13 Nov 08
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research megatool
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31 Oct 08
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this is an awesome tool that must have taken loads of work to put together. I
wish this company a lot of luck, I think they have made a very cool product.
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30 Oct 08
David SteeleI just looked at the new research megatool Diigo and though several bloggers have covered it in the past and in previous incarnations ...
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10 Oct 08
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This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.
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Cached copies of every page you bookmark
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07 Oct 08
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30 Sep 08
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I just looked at the new research megatool Diigo
and though several bloggers have
covered it in the past and in previous incarnations
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P DeHi , some people like diigo better than delicious because you can high light on the web page. I haven't used it yet, what do you think?
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27 Aug 08
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These search functions are all rearrangable by drag and drop from an admin page and it’s not nearly as complicated to use as it might sound.
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Ryan Meehan on 2008-08-27
This is a great idea.
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Ok, enough gushing - what improvements would be good to see?
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Ryan Meehan on 2008-08-27
Great idea.
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15 Aug 08
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text and
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bookmarking
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m cassimatis(via Diggo front page - clickable quotation fr rvw) // rg to me today: if ur lkg for dlcs replacment, have you seen? // & just over weekend read about on wkp - when browsing list social bkrmg sites. / since (per prvs pgmrk) just learned can mark both on
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king space. This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.
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This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.
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29 Apr 08
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- search for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search engines
- search for highlighted terms in four social bookmarking systems
- do a blog search for highlighted terms
- search for your terms in the entire site you are on (Google, Yahoo, Ask
site: search) - search for inbound links to the URL you are on in four different search
engines (including Technorati and Google) - search for your highlighted terms in seven different verticals from local to
TV to stocks
When you highlight a word on any page a drop down menu automatically appears
(see image below) that lets you: - search for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search engines
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This drop down menu is also one of many places you can take highlighted text
directly to a blog post in a number of hosted blogging platforms with APIs
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28 Mar 08
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- search for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search engines
- search for highlighted terms in four social bookmarking systems
- do a blog search for highlighted terms
- search for your terms in the entire site you are on (Google, Yahoo, Ask site: search)
- search for inbound links to the URL you are on in four different search engines (including Technorati and Google)
- search for your highlighted terms in seven different verticals from local to TV to stocks.
My favorite feature? When you highlight a word on any page a drop down menu automatically appears (see image below) that lets you:
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15 Feb 08
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More date stamping
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notes pages unattached to any particular URL
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30 Jan 08
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I just looked at the new research megatool Diigo and though several bloggers have covered it in the past and in previous incarnations (including our charming leader) I think they really missed the boat when many called it an unexciting entry into the crowded social bookmarking space. This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.
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I am very impressed and would feel ridiculous if I removed this toolbar from my browser and went back to performing any of these functions manually. There would have to be something terribly wrong that I’m not seeing yet. You can call me on it in a month, I’ll bet I’m still using this. Using Diggo doesn’t even mean abandoning Del.icio.us - it’s easy to use both at once and gain all the functionality of Diigo.
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These search functions are all rearrangable by drag and drop from an admin page and it’s not nearly as complicated to use as it
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feature
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22 Nov 07
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I have been using Diigo to highlight and stickynote on our intranet web pages for my everyday jobs. I easily catch up what I though and what colleagues said two weeks ago when in a con-call because all those memories are now directly on those pages instead of in my brain or in my notebook that has been a mess since long ago. Diigo’s searching ability helps a lot too … “tag:work vista” gets me everything about “vista” from web pages that are tag’ed to ‘work’.
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Vegard McFadzean
Bookmark simultaneously in other social bookmarking systems
The site is largely about annotation, though.I can tell the Diigo toolbar to show me whenever a page I’m on has had notes left by myself or other users, whichever I prefer. I can leave st -
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This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.
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29 Sep 07
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- search for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search engines
- search for highlighted terms in four social bookmarking systems
- do a blog search for highlighted terms
- search for your terms in the entire site you are on (Google, Yahoo, Ask site: search)
- search for inbound links to the URL you are on in four different search engines (including Technorati and Google)
- search for your highlighted terms in seven different verticals from local to TV to stocks.
My favorite feature? When you highlight a word on any page a drop down menu automatically appears (see image below) that lets you:
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ue, it’s the kind of thing that makes
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This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.
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I just looked at the new research megatoo
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I just looked at the new research megatool Diigo
and though several bloggers have covered it in the past and in previous incarnations (including our charming leader) I think they really missed the boat when many called it an unexciting entry into the crowded social bookmarking space. This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.The Reno, Nevada based company’s name is an acronym for “Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff.” It does offer a browser bookmarklet, but you’ll want to grab the Firefox or IE toolbar to use the best Diigo has to offer.
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Diigo is a research tool that rocks
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search for the highlighted words on the web with any of four search engines
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21 Mar 07
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The Reno, Nevada based company’s name is an acronym for “Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff.” It does offer a browser bookmarklet, but you’ll want to grab the Firefox or IE toolbar to use the best Diigo has to offer.
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colors, search my or everyone’s archives by title, URL, notes or full text. This service is amazing! So ma
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09 Mar 07
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I just looked at the new research megatool Diigo and though several bloggers have covered it in the past and in previous incarnations (including our charming leader) I think they really missed the boat when many called it an unexciting entry into the crowded social bookmarking space. This is a web based knowledge worker’s dream come true, it’s the kind of thing that makes me love web apps.
The Reno, Nevada based company’s name is an acronym for “Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff.” It does offer a browser bookmarklet, but you’ll want to grab the Firefox or IE toolbar to use the best Diigo has to offer.
In addition to nailing the basics in social bookmarking, there are many features here that give this system huge value whether or not it ever builds a network effect from a large number of users.
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Public Stiky Notes
It would be better if I can only see the comments from people in my group
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