The [Best..Worst] of the Web2.0

How cliché, but what's more fun than stalking people on the internet.

I've been doing a lot of research on web 2.0 stuff this week. One of the fun perks of the job, but I came across some disturbing stuff online.

Here's one: Pipl. It actually brings up some fun info about people, go ahead check me out, I did.
Another site with similar results is Stalkerati.

Personally, I think that Pipl's location search feature is a big plus. Of course, nothing beats a good Google search.

For those who are less creepy inclined, here's a cool way to find new music on the web from the kids who thought up the Music Genome Project: Pandora.

I realize that most people in the blag-o-sphere [sic] probably have heard of it, and I use it every day at work, but for those that haven't, Technorati is a great place for people to go and find new blogs, interesting posts, and even find out what the buzz is all about with their new WTF (Where's the fire?) feature.

What about a YouTube for documents? Check out Scribd, then check out this paper, ah, it's nice to know that the youth of this world are so articulate.



More Web2.0s after the jump.