- PartnerUp Acquired By Deluxe
- Should Facebook Have Selected More Non-Valley Companies For Their Facebook Connect Launch Partners?
- Flock Launches Gloss; Customized Browser for Fashion and Entertainment
- Glam Media Launches Glam Platform Atako; Widgets 'n Apps
- CafeMom Relaunches; Mom Optimization and Future Growth Considered
CATEGORIES
- WEB STARTUPS
- WEB NEWS
- CONFERENCES
- WEB TECH JOBS
- VENTURE CAPITAL
- MICROSOFT
- INTERVIEWS
- ADVERTISING
- VIDEO
- ALL TOPICS
- ALL COMPANIES
CONTRIBUTORS
- ADRIAN CHAN
- ALICIA NAVARRO
- ALLEN STERN-EDITOR
- CORSIN CAMICHEL
- DARREN HERMAN
- HANK WILLIAMS
- MARK DAVIS
- RICK TUROCZY
- SANFORD DICKERT
- SHANNON CLARK
Diigo Launches 3.0; Adds More Social Features and Team Collaboration
Written by Allen Stern - March 20, 2008
Web bookmarking and research tool Diigo is announcing the launch of Diigo 3.0 today. We initially reviewed Diigo when they launched at DEMO 2007. Diigo is a bookmark tool but what I like about Diigo is their WebSlides feature. It basically makes a live PowerPoint-like annotated presentation using media from across the Web. Back in September I thought the tool was perfect for Web agencies, and I stand by this claim today.
One of the new features of Diigo 3.0 is collaborative research. Team members can bring together links they find across the Web for comments and annotation. There is tagging and sticky notes that the team can participate in to make the presentation stronger.
The other major update is the addition of more social components. If you install the Diigo toolbar, as you browse the Web, you can see what others think of the page including comments, who bookmarked the page and what other similar sites and pages they have bookmarked. It's all about discovery and Diigo has done a great job in this area.
Here is a video Diigo created to review all of the updates in Diigo 3.0:
COMMENTS - Add New Comment
From what I can tell, Diigo is a massive e-mail invite SPAM machine. I received 4 invites in 20 minutes from one person. others I know have it at least that bad. I don't think I'll be trying this "site"
To balance this comment, I'm a Diigo user and I've never had any spam problems. Many of my friends use Diigo too... to my knowledge no one has encountered problems with them spamming.
I have used Diigo extensively over the past 15 months and have not had any spam problem. I'd say the individual sending 4 invites within a 20 minute period was possibly overexcited by the awesomeness of Diigo.