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Amazon: Couldn’t leave this out - I personally think Amazon is revolutionizing the way we buy online.

Delicious: Social bookmarking. Go to delicious to see all bookmarks socialized - delicious is more like a mini blog to me, except without the conversation part. Nowadays, because of the huge information overload and also the lack of initiative to post original content - many just push links from their delicious bookmarks onto their blog. Why not just lead your friends/readers to your latest bookmarks instead? (Well, the secret here is that many lose out on advertising on their site, by sending their readers to delicious). Delicious also replaces my blogroll, instead of hosting it on the site directly (there are exceptions where I give links).

Flickr: Social photography. Go to flickr to see and comment on some of my shared photos.

Twitter: a form of textual broadcasting - people can follow you on twitter to know what you’re thinking, linking, finicking on. Short and Sweet - this has become a new wave of communication. I was initially skeptical about it - no longer.

JPM on April 18th, 2008