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Decoding Diigo « Harsh's Blog

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I think my real addiction to the internet started with social bookmarking and since I signed up for Diigo my browsing experience has enriched everyday.
Diigo turned me geekier than ever. It has brought social bookmarking to a whole new level, and is clearly being emulated by the web giants like Google. Have you tried the Sidewiki on Google toolbar? It’s ditto to the Diigo sidebar. However, Diigo sidebar has some edge over Sidewiki with support for searching your library of bookmarks and option to view annotations for a page different than the current URL.
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- cover more on Social Bookmarking and how it can boost productivity in a future post. If you have some cool ideas on “how to leverage social bookmarking for personal gains” please share them in the comments section.

yuppi c on 2006-08-12

HubPages makes it easy to publish a page about any topic under the sun. Share your passions with the world, and we'll share the profits with you.

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Mark Costa on 2006-10-30

We've built a set of tools so easy to use that within minutes you'll be publishing your own articles and web pages, or as we call them, Hubs. And because one of our main goals is to share profits with our publishers, you'll be able to start making money a

Sui Genris on 2008-02-21

A place to easily publish information, documents, or articles on the web.

Groupon Deal of the Day: Find Great Deals on Fun Things to Do in Seattle

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Just What the World Needs: Google Introduces Goo.gl URL Shortener - PC World Business Center

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Goo.gl works only with Google applications, where it shortens URLs for Google's Feedburner and from the Google browser toolbar. The service cannot be accessed directly by users from a browser.

Entering the goo.gl address calls up the following:

"Google URL Shortener at goo.gl is a service that takes long URLs and squeezes them into fewer characters to make a link that is easier to share, tweet, or email to friends."
People share a lot of links online," wrote Googlers Muthu Muthusrinivasan, Ben D'Angelo, and Devin Mullins. "This is particularly true as microblogging services such as Twitter have grown in popularity.
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- Google URL Shortener immediately competes with services including TinyURL, Bit.ly, and a host of others.
- David Coursey has been writing about technology products and companies for more than 25 years. He tweets as
  
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