Chances are anyone and everyone involved in web development and online business has come across this site at least once. Michael Arrington has become the number one web 2.0 reporter and source for publicilty. His blog is one of the most read on the net and gives a great sneak peak into the future of the web. That’s why we love TechCrunch.
Whether you enjoy laughing, crying, or thinking, PostSecret has all those bases covered. People around the World send in postcards revealing a secret they’ve held onto. PostSecret is a powerful site that carries the emotions of many through visual executions on postcards. We love PostSecret for being our shoulder to laugh, cry, and contemplate on.
It’s an obvious choice that we just couldn’t forget. Skype has become the alternative of choice for millions of people. It’s free, easy to use, and quite addictive. All you need is a microphone and their free software, and you’re good to go. As an added bonus calls to normal phone numbers are still free until the end of the year. We love ya Skype.
This site is a spinoff of The Wall Street Journal, made just for entrepreneurs. It’s fresh articles cover every aspect of entrepreneurship and take you in new directions each day. If you’re not subscribed to the Startup Journal RSS feed, do it right now and let them know how much we love them.
If you’ve ever been to a meeting or read a business plan you’ll appreciate the spin CPU puts on charts and graphs. This insightful blog focuses on how to create the evangelical customers every company dreams of and actually be compassionate while doing so. We love this site for yanking the plastic face off all the corporate execs inside us.
Sam Javanrouh is a Toronto based photographer who shares one new photo each day on Daily Dose. He has an uncanny ability to capture colours and emotions, and his collection of photos has become the best depiction of the city in which he lives. Get your creative juices flowing every morning with today’s site we love, Daily Dose of Imagery.
Few companies actually relate to the buzzword they’ve coined. Cambrian House is one of those few. They call themselves “crowdsourced software”. Buzzy, eh? It’s a simple concept: you submit ideas for radical software, if it gets a great score it gets made and you get paid. That’s why we love Cambrian House and their user-generated-ness. (another buzzword)
Darren Rowse has established himself as the go-to guy for blogging. His entries are read by tons of bloggers around the world hoping to strike gold on the net. Darren’s a great example of a successful blogger whose made blogging his full-time job and is willing to share how he made it to that point. That’s why we love that Problogger. Click here to visit this site.
This fresh site is the most creative form of video aggregation we’ve seen. There hasn’t been a better example of sit back, relax, and enjoy on the web. neave.tv is a growing collection of creative and crazy videos from YouTube and Google Video, among other video sites. neave.tv is a fantastic way to surprise yourself and see videos you’d never come across on your own. That’s why we love ‘em. Click here to visit this site.
This is a flashy news aggregator that won many awards a couple years ago. It’s still an uncontested approach to serving news of all sorts. Filter what you like by location and subject, and suck in all the fresh headlines to your heart’s content. We love newsmap for being so different, among many other things.