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Yahoo Buzz - Facebook Tribute for NIU - Free Line Report 2.18.08

by Brad Fallon (Video 00:01:47)

Yahoo Buzz - Facebook Tribute for NIU - Cook Think - Free Line Report 2.18.08

Brad Fallon
Atlanta, Georgia
Expertise: Internet Marketing

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Brad Fallon is the CEO of Free IQ, the new marketplace for ideas. Beginning with a $2,000 start-up investment for My Wedding Favors in January, 2004, Brad's online businesses grew from $1.2 million in first year sales to $32 million in 2006.

Brad co-founded StomperNet, the world's leading e-business training company, and currently serves as More...

Yahoo is about to roll out yet another web application this summer, a Digg competitor aptly titled Buzz. Just like Digg users get to vote for websites they think are important, and then those sites get ranked and listed on the main page. It doesn't seem to bring anything new to the table, and according to some is an act of desperation on Yahoo's behalf. Some developers are speculating a cool new program for the iPod touch and the iPhone, enabling users to order their favorite Starbucks coffee directly from their iPhone. Currently Starbucks has already integrated all of its music with Apple's iTunes, allowing customers to buy the music they hear over the speakers at any Starbucks and have it piped directly to their Apple device. Web 2.0 is being leveraged to mourn those murdered in Thursday's shootings at Northern Illinois University. As of last Friday, more than 55,000 people have joined the Facebook tribute group called Pray for Northern Illinois University Students and Family. The pages contain vigils, links to news reports and words of support for families and friends. In lighter news, we have a link to the top five digg applications that the internet has to offer. Each of these is free and fun, and one of them even adds special effects to the digg's homepage, giving the whole thing a new experience. CookThink is a new website that allows users to upload and then search for recipes. The key to this whole thing is the cookthink search engine, which allows people to give ingredients and get a recipe returned with each of the ingredients used.

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