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Feb 9
2007
Radar on OriginalSignal
by Brady Forrest | @brady | comments: 1
OriginalSignal, the handy AJAX start page, has added Radar to its Web 2.0 blogs page. We're joining great blogs like GigaOm, ReadWriteWeb, ProgrammableWeb, and TechCrunch. You'll only see our Web 2.0 related posts on OriginalSignal. Thanks Tako Steinz and the OS team!
I've been using OriginalSignal for several months. They have a number of collections that feature the top sites in various content areas. OriginalSignal has a simple layout that shows the latest posts from 15-20 RSS feeds on a page. Mousing over a post gives you a short preview. OriginalSignal uses colors to differentiate between new, old, and visited posts. You can use their AJAXy controls to modify the layout, font-size, and number of posts.
I keep the Web 2.0 collection and the 15 Blogs collection in my links bar and check those throughout the day to see if there's anything new going on. It's really convenient.
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Daniel [2007-02-09 05:06 PM]
Brady,
I just wanted to let you know that Radar has also been included in the home page, inspired by OriginalSignal, of http://Duzzio.com. Duzzio is a vertical search engine, built with Google Co-Op, that attempts to provide a research tool where Web companies, services and issues can be seen in context. So far we have compiled a list of more than 2000 companies and about 50 publications to be our sources. We are also planning on adding other informational features to complete the package. Let us know what you think.