It’s not usual when I can get videos up of two companies breaking news (Ning and ClipMarks) all in the same night, but here’s the videos of ClipMarks: interview with Eric Goldstein, co-founder, and demo of ClipMarks by Eric.
I’m off to the Adobe Engage event, more later.
UPDATE: Rafe Needleman has more on ClipMarks here. TechMeme has more about ClipMarks 2.0 here.
DEMO:
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INTERVIEW:
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Dude that is sweeet.
Dude that is sweeet.
I’d clip this if it already hadn’t been! Gonna watch it soon.
I’d clip this if it already hadn’t been! Gonna watch it soon.
What exactly can this thing do that diigo can’t?
What exactly can this thing do that diigo can’t?
Ok, it’s easy to sign up but how can you quit? How can I delete my clipmarks account? Hmm.
Ok, it’s easy to sign up but how can you quit? How can I delete my clipmarks account? Hmm.
Ummm… the plugin doesn’t give me a button in Firefox (not even hiding in the Customize… button/command well), and the website doesn’t remember my login, even after I check the “remember my login” box.
Seems more like ClipMarks 0.5 to me.
What ever happened to QA, people??
Ummm… the plugin doesn’t give me a button in Firefox (not even hiding in the Customize… button/command well), and the website doesn’t remember my login, even after I check the “remember my login” box.
Seems more like ClipMarks 0.5 to me.
What ever happened to QA, people??
In the name of doing-one-thing-and-doing-it-well, go try Citebite.com instead. It is far more elegant, doesn’t require registration, and offers a Web UI, bookmarklet, and a Firefox extension. You just create a citation link and go use it however you want. No need for the gratuitous social stuff as that territory is well-covered by other apps that Clipmarks simply will not catch up with. Like their former offering, Clipmarks 2.0 appears confused and over-funded.
In the name of doing-one-thing-and-doing-it-well, go try Citebite.com instead. It is far more elegant, doesn’t require registration, and offers a Web UI, bookmarklet, and a Firefox extension. You just create a citation link and go use it however you want. No need for the gratuitous social stuff as that territory is well-covered by other apps that Clipmarks simply will not catch up with. Like their former offering, Clipmarks 2.0 appears confused and over-funded.
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Aaron – try View > Toolbars > Customize. Any joy?
I like it – thanks for posting about this Monsieur Scobie – very nifty.
Aaron – try View > Toolbars > Customize. Any joy?
I like it – thanks for posting about this Monsieur Scobie – very nifty.
Aaron – try View > Toolbars > Customize. Any joy?
I like it – thanks for posting about this Monsieur Scobie – very nifty.
Whoops – sorry Aaron – didn’t read your post v. well!
Whoops – sorry Aaron – didn’t read your post v. well!
Citebite, ilighter, etc etc. There seem to be a million apps that do the same thing, and many of them simply do it BETTER. Sorry. The whole story of the lawyer trying to be a software service maven never happened, and true again in this case, probably never will. No vision, dude. It sounds like a complete stereotype, but that’s why they are stereotypes… true in most cases. Not gonna happen.
Citebite, ilighter, etc etc. There seem to be a million apps that do the same thing, and many of them simply do it BETTER. Sorry. The whole story of the lawyer trying to be a software service maven never happened, and true again in this case, probably never will. No vision, dude. It sounds like a complete stereotype, but that’s why they are stereotypes… true in most cases. Not gonna happen.