The different stage of Web Bubble

 

Bubbles always burst. It is just a question of when, and who gets hurt when they do burst.

1. The first stage of a bubble is when most smart money declares we are NOT in a bubble…it is different this time.
2. The second stage is more dangerous. Many people agree that we are in a bubble, but it will last another year or two, and there is still money to be made.
3. The third stage is when the bubble has burst but most people are in denial and think it is a temporary set back.
4. The fourth stage is when everyone agrees the bubble has burst and life will never be the same.

More articles about bubble:

“Bubble or normal failure scenario?”, and “I’ll trade my two $50K cats for your $100K dog“, and of course “Fear is temporary, greed is permanent“

 

Via Web 2.0 Bubble – Now entering Stage Two

The 30+ Social Network Aggregator List | The Fatty Talks by Adam Hirsch

1. FriendFeed from 4 former Google Guys
2. 8Hands
3. ClaimID
4. Correlate.us
5. Dandelife
6. Ex.plode.us
7. Fuser
8. HypeIt
9. iStalkr
10. Minggl
11. Mugshot
12. MyLifeBrand
13. My.Mashable
14. Naymz
15. OtherEgo
16. PeopleAggregator
17. Profilactic
18. Profileomat
19. Profilefly
20. Profilelinker
21. Readr
22. Snag
23. Second Brain
24. Socialnetwork.in
25. Socialstream
26. Socialurl
27. Spokeo
28. Tabber
29. Upscoop
30. Wink
31. Ziki
32. Zoolit

Yahoo Search Operator Hack for Finding URL Citations in Websites

 

Bloggers are always interested in discovering new sites that are quoting them. While Technorati Cosmos or Blog Search Engines like Ask or Google are great for finding sites linking to you, they have certain limitations like they only index sites that provide feeds and they do not index user comments.

So which Google search operators hit your mind ? site: Or link: Or inurl: ? While these Google operators are useful, the only issue with them is they cannot be used as a combination. Ands that’s one big area where Yahoo search excels Google – you can use two search operators together in a Yahoo query. Equivalent of Google link: operator is known as linkdomain: in Yahoo.

Q1: How may stories on Digg.com link to Google.com ?
A1: linkdomain:google.com site:digg.com

Q2: Which stories on your blog cite lifehacker.com as the source ?
A2: linkdomain:lifehacker.com site:labnol.blogspot.com

Q3: Which stories on lifehacker.com link to your website ?
A3: linkdomain:labnol.blogspot.com site:lifehacker.com

Q4: What pages on Wikipedia mention cnn.com as References ?
A4: linkdomain:cnn.com site:wikipedia.org

Q5: How many pages on Techcrunch.com are linking to Digg.com ?
A4: linkdomain:digg.com site:techcrunch.com

Another Tip: Use the Yahoo Advanced search page to further refine your search to languages or geographic region

Via Yahoo Search Operator Hack for Finding URL Citations in Websites at Digital Inspiration – Software Reviews, Internet and Technology Guide