Where do they find the time for wikis, blogs, and all that stuff.

As you’ve worked through some of these 2.0 tools, you may have found yourself asking,– where do people find the time for this stuff? Well, Clay Shirky author of Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing without Organizations, has the answer in this this talk from last week’s Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco.
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#9 YouTube, Hulu and Fancast — streaming video

What’s It All About?
Online streaming video is about a myriad of choices available anytime you want or have time for them. YouTube for those of you not already in the know, also gives you the power to create and share your own videos, making it a dynamic source for amateur video on just about [...]

#8 Facebook, MySpace aka Friend Networks

What’s It All About?

Online social networks are about people.
In social network sites each person is in charge of their own record or personal page. Some examples of online social networks are: Facebook, MySpace, Orkut, LinkedIn and Ning.
Social Networking sites have become some of the most popular destinations on the Internet. The sites function as gathering [...]

#7 Flickr fun photosharing

What’s It All About?
Photo sharing sites have been around for years Flickr is a bit different in that its a photo sharing site and also an online community of photographers from around the world. By using keywords or tags flickr users are able to search for and comment on photos taken by [...]

#6 Pandora and Streaming Music

Social Music Networks allow users to create playlists and unique “radio stations” as they browse and sample artists or music genres.