Winners:
1. Flickr
2. Odeo
3. Writely
4. del.icio.us
5. NetVibes

Losers:
1. MySpace
2. Squidoo
3. Browzar
4. Fo.rtuito.us
5. Friendster

+ Wired

I definitely agree that Flickr is the number one winner, and I woud probably add Blogger, Wordpress, Digg, YouTube, and the Google bunch (Analytics, Adsense, GMail, Google Earth, etc).
The losers are definitely losers, but where’s Orkut on the list?

So, what do you think of the list?

The latest person to have jumped into the blog scene is no other than Al-Qathafi. And like the folks over at … Or does it Explode? point out, the best of all is that it’s multi-lingual!
Check it out at Al-Gathafi Speaks
I’m amused.

Two Egyptians and an Iraqi in a car Cairo. All bloggers. All on toot. Mhmmm… Interesting.

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Popular websites such as MySpace, YouTube, Yahoo, Google and soon also Microsoft’s MSN are featuring user-generated videos that quickly have become a phenomenal form of entertainment. YouTube, the leading video site that helped catapult the genre with its public launch in December, attracted more than 20 million visitors in May. The company says it averages 50,000 new video uploads per day.

The explosion in online video-sharing sites, where clips of any nature can be easily uploaded for the world to see, has become the latest challenge for parents trying to protect their children and for websites coping with obscene submittals.

What do you think? I think that with the internet, whether on free homemade videos, blogs, or just regular website, it’s impossible to ward obscenities off children and we’ve know that for a while, so why are they fussing? Do they have to fuss every time a new technology emerges?