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April 27, 2005

My Web: Your Personal Web from Yahoo!

The past few days have been amazing in terms of RSS news and developments, and it just keeps getting better.

CNET just released the news of Yahoo!'s new personal search/web feature.

My Web promises to give Yahoo! users the capability of archiving their past searches and results, and then allowing people to share that with their friends.

But the real news is somewhere else ...

"My Web's features also include tools that let people automatically save their searches, archive exact copies of Web pages as they appear at a certain time, and import bookmarks from Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser. In addition, My Web gives surfers the opportunity to add notes to saved pages, create Web sites detailing favorite saved pages, and publish shared pages via RSS feeds."

The capability of publishing your shared pages via RSS extends the "personal web", giving users the power to create their own little sub-sets of the Web and share that with the rest of the world.

I can just see new features coming up, such as "Favorite My Web SiteMaster", with people subscribing to selections from other users, ranking them and creating a new level of "SiteMasters" --> the people who search and organize the Web for others, the editors of the Web of tomorrow.

Something like del.icio.us, only with integrated search.

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ow, too bad...this wasn't available when I began my LP to CD conversion process. I have s

Posted by: ow, too bad...this wasn't available when I began my LP to CD conversion process. I have s at September 15, 2007 12:10 AM
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