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Web 2.0 Service Matrix

Thursday, August 9th, 2007

As I research the API and RSS Feed capabilities of various Web 2.0 services I will be continuously updating this matrix. Check this article often for updates.

        API Feeds
Social Network          
  (www)(wiki) Facebook Icon Facebook yes  
  (www)(wiki) MySpace Icon MySpace   blog
  (www)(wiki) Bebo Icon Bebo    
  (www)(wiki) Hi5 Icon Hi5    
  (www)(wiki) Orkut Icon Orkut    
           
Media Sharing          
  (www)(wiki) YouTube Icon YouTube yes yes
  (www)(wiki) Flickr Icon Flickr yes * yes
  (www)(wiki) Picasa Icon Picasa yes yes
  (www)(wiki) Veoh Icon Veoh yes  
  (www)(wiki) Uber Icon Uber    
           
Bookmarking          
  (www)(wiki) Delicious Icon del.icio.us yes yes
  (www)(wiki) Simpy Icon Simpy yes yes
  (www)(wiki) StumbleUpon Icon StumbleUpon    
           
Blogging          
  (www)(wiki) Blogger Icon Blogger yes  
  (www)(wiki) LiveJournal Icon LiveJournal yes
 
  (www)(wiki) Technorati Logo Technorati yes  
  (www)(wiki) Twitter Logo Twitter yes
 
           
News          
  (www)(wiki) Digg Icon Digg yes  
           
Music          
  (www)(wiki) Last.fm Icon last.fm yes yes
           
Community Aggregarors (www)(wiki)   Mashable    
           

* Requires agreement for commercial use.

flickr

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007

flickr

Neptune now has his very own flickr account. flickr is a yaoo company, although supposedly less evil than Google also less developer friendly. I have to first say that they do have an API and I have yet to look at it, however the API requires approval for use in commercial applications. I am guessing that this is why we don’t see flickr as a big name in the mashup world yet. Anyway, Neptune started his flickr account of with some photos from his trip to Microsoft Island on SL.

Also, don’t forget to check out Neptune’s cool flickr badge on the sidebar, is any blog complete without one?

Blimp Dock

The photo above is hosted from the flickr account. flickr states that I must make the photo link back to them. I think it would be much cooler if they gave me a choice between linking it back to them or watermarking it, much like YouTube.