Link: A Review of Web Site Change Detection Services. The always useful Marshall Kirkpatrick has done a short review of some of the Change Page detection services. He looked at Watch That Page, ChangeDetection, ChangeNotes and TrackEngine. In his conclusion he says that he'd use TrackEngine, but ChangeNotes and WatchThatPage are also good. What he really wants is a resource that checks pages hourly, rather than daily. What I'd like is a Firefox extension that will do this for all the bookmarked pages that I've got - anyone know if there is one?
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Thanks for the kind words! Keep up the good work on bringing the library world and the web world together. I presume you've seen http://www.libsuccess.org/ before. I worked at a reference desk for awhile in college and it sure was fun!
Posted by: Marshall Kirkpatrick | December 28, 2005 at 04:51 PM
I agree, a firefox extention that checks bookmarks (and could be configured to check other sites) would be the cats meow! :) Anyone know someone who can whip this up for us?
PLZ!!
Posted by: copenhagen | January 06, 2007 at 12:57 AM