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Dutch citizens will get a personalized Internet page giving them access to their records at public institutions and reminding them when to renew important documents, click for more here.

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SaaSwebgroup, a network of weblogs that write content about Software as a service. Combined, these blogs can reach a large readership of influential technology and business professionals.If you would like to join SaaSWebgroup please leave a comment here with your Name, E-mail address and URL or E-mail me at jkannoth(at)saasweek.com.

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There is no official standard for what makes something “Web 2.0”, but there certainly are a few tell-tale signs.

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Here is the new completed web 2.0 list covered by Jan Kabili and which actually posted by Christian Mayaud.

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Watch Gawker Bloggers on Crobsy Street:
Ever wonder how a blog is made? Nick Denton, who owns the Gawker Media blogging company, has rented a storefront on Crosby Street for his new headquarters. It’s down the block from his loft, and it opens next week. As is his habit, Denton refuses to comment on the record, [...]

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Interesting Blog post from Ray Wu at HP about SplashPad Wireless Power
SplashPad enables you to power up your mobile phone and other portable devices, simply by dropping them on a mouse-mat-sized pad, called a SplashPad™
No physical connection is required between the SplashPad and the device – power is transferred wirelessly
Different devices can be charged on [...]

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If you use skype then you should read this.
Yahoo on Wednesday introduced a public beta of its instant messaging suite with voice capabilities. Consumers can now get a local telephone number in their city of choice for just US$2.99 a month. Yahoo Messenger with Voice is going head to head with Skype with a monthly [...]

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joga.com joga being Portuguese for “play,” the new site will allow players and fans of soccer — or football, as the sport is known in Europe — to create profiles, pick favorite players, post photos and video, compete in online tournaments and more.is google trying to be the new yahoo ?. More coverage [...]

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This coverage is from Lifehacker about WikiMedia WikiMedia has posted a tutorial for installing MediaWiki on your USB thumbdrive.
Granted, having MediaWiki on your own web server means you could access it anywhere you’re connected to the internet, but there are times that this could come in handy for note-taking or organizing, especially when you don’t [...]

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WetPaint is a best wiki based online product I have seen.Try WetPaint’s Sandbox
create. contribute. connect.free, easy tools for creating wiki web sites where the readers are also the writers.

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