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Bundlr

Organize your web. Create topic pages with photos, videos, tweets and documents. Share them with everyone at bundlr.com This isn't an uncommon resource these days - Delicious and Bit.ly offer the same functionality but if you don't like them, try this one.

BO.LT

 A Page Cloud for social page sharing I wasn't sure about this resource when I first saw it - particularly since you have to register before you can use it, which always annoys me. However, it's a quick sign up, so no big deal. This allows you to store a page, to link sections to other sites, annotate it, and share via Facebook/Twitter. You could therefore easily use it as a guiding tool to get people to go from one site to another, plus you always have a copy of the original page. Bo.lt will save pages up to about 50MB in size, and it gives you a link to your saved page. So it's great for archiving as well. You can see my example page at which also links to my blog. It's an interesting idea, but would be much improved if you could write on the page and really properly annotate them. Still, better than nothing!

infostripe

Build it once, use it anywhere, connect it all.. An infostripe is a customizable profile page connecting all the information you want to share about any subject, uniquely formatted for any browser or mobile device.

Bridges

BridgeURL. This is one of those resources that allows you to take a bunch of URLs and publish them using one single link. I have seen a variety of these resources before and they all working basically exactly the same way. What you do is take a list of the URLs you have which you want to share with other people, add them to the list and then the resource will create the single URL. People go to the URL and this will then display a slideshow that users can work through at their own speed.

 

This was a very easy resource to use but unfortunately had a few basic flaws to it. Firstly it seemed impossible to edit the list once it had been createdand if you tried to do that you ended up creating a second URL. Secondly I was not particularly impressed with the way in which the websites were displayed on the screen, since the resource showed two large bars on either side of the screen which admittedly were transparent but they ended up giving you a fairly cramped feel to the page you were looking at. A third problem, which to be fair, wasn't the fault of this resource is that some pages cannot be embedded into this type of display. Consequently I couldn't easily linked to either my Netvibes or my Flickr websites. However if you want to take a look at this yourself, feel free to take a look at the resource I created. As I mentioned, I have tried out a number of these and my favourite still remains Krunchd.