Web 2.0: The Past Month

To catch up on Web 2.0 news, I visited WebWare and poured over the most recent posts. From this visit, I created the following list of interesting and worthwhile Web 2.0 sites (which are paired with the link of the article the site was discovered in):

Wirewize - "Wirewize tells you how to wire your entertainment center"

Wix - "Stunning site maker Wix now open to all"

MOO - "Moo ginormousizes its mini cards"

NowPublic - "NowPublic: Reuters 2.0?"

Multiply - "Social network Multiply goes premium"

Streetread - "Streetread organizes ticker symbols and business news in one place"

Evernote - "Evernote 3.0 now open to all, still awsome"

Fandango - "Disney sells Movies.com to Comcast's Fandango"

Cooking.com - "Cooking.com stirs up $13 million"

TimesPeople - "'New York Times' goes social with TimePeople"

LinkedIn - "LinkedIn gets its billion-dollar valuation"

Last.fm - "Last.fm adds Universal's music videos"

Again, all the above articles are from CNET's blog: Webware

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All of the following is by Don Reisinger of CNET's The Digital Home:

"The music industry abuses us and we're to blame"

"The Digital Home 20: You should own your music"

"We will pay for music if you leave us alone"