Google and Universal Music Group will launch a music video site called Vevo for students seeking music videos of their favorite artists...

via [dailyprincetonian]

Labels: audio, communication, community, google, web_2.0, web_apps

via [ehub]

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A portable application (portable app) is a computer software program that runs from a removable storage device such as a CD-ROM drive, USB flash drive, flash card, or floppy disk....and often it needs no installation... [via wikipedia]

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With Voxli you can host a voice conference in your browser for up to 200 people without registration requirements and invite your friends by sending them the URL of your voice conference through email or instant messenger...

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The Internet is full of funny things. PopJam is the place to share the ones that make you laugh the hardest. Share them with your friends, share them with your enemies or even share them with total strangers. Because remember: to share is to care.

via [Techcrunch]

Labels: communication, fun, social_software

Take control of your life streams with v3. With so much data it can be easy to suffer information overload. AlertThingy v3 provides a simple filtering system that allows you to make the data you're most interested in visually more obvious.
Quickly see all of your friends and contacts from different networks through the Contacts list.

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Onehub could just as easily be categorized as a Web-based version of Panic's desktop FTP client Transmit, thanks to its ease-of-use and attention to detail.

The service features two types of "hubs." QuickHubs provide DropSend- or Senduit-like file transfer simplicity, allowing users to establish a location for quickly sending - or receiving - files.

FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is the universal way to send, receive, and manage your files and folders using the internet. If you manage a web site, need to send a file to a friend running an FTP server, need to post eBay images to a image host, or download a lot of software updates, then Transmit is the perfect program for you: it makes FTP easy and fun!

via [readwriteweb]

Labels: collaboration, communication, e-business, sharing, utilities, web_2.0, web_apps