Stuffopolis

A service where a user can store an overview of his possesions, such as CD’s, books, board games, etc. A user can also publish his collection, so that it can be search by others. The service integrates with Amazon in order to populate various fields.

Suprglu

This service allows the user to combine multiple feeds into a single webpage and publish that page (such as my page). The user can also point to various other services and retrieve the corresponding information. Thus the user can combine any feed and create something new.

bbBuddy

This service allows a user to publish pieces of MicroContent. The structure of this MicroContent type consists of a subject, a body, a source and a label. The idea is that any data that one posts in a discussion board, in comments, etc, is copied in this service.

PageBites

Service that allows user to create and publish jo postings and resumes. The service also crawls the Internet for resumes and job openings.

• Structured MicroContent - YES, there seems to be some structure, but it is not very formalised;
• Data Outside - YES, the MicroContent can be outside, but I am not sure how the service understands the structure;
• Licenses - NO;
• Feeds Galore - YES, there are some feed possibilities;
• Web API’s - NO, not that I am aware of;
• Desktop Integration - Yes, it is just standard blog-format, so any RSS reader can be used;
• Single Identity - NO;
• MicroWeb - NO;
• Wild Structure - NO, although one can create onything on a resume;

Remember the Milk

This service allows a user to manage and hosts its to-do items. The service supports lists to organise the items. Users can subscribe to todo’s through Atom or iCal. Lists can also be shared to people on the contact lists or to the entire net.

• Structured MicroContent - YES, todo items have nice structure;
• Data Outside - NO;
• Licenses - NO, there is some access control (private, contacts, free);
• Feeds Galore - YES, one can publsih Atom or ical-feeds;
• Web API’s - NO, not that I am aware of;
• Desktop Integration - YES, through the feeds, but only for viewing;
• Single Identity - NO;
• MicroWeb - NO;
• Wild Structure - NO;

tags: microcontent; type; todo; service; rememberthemilk;

Word of Blog.net

An advertising network service with a twist. A advertiser can add his banner to the directory within this service. A publisher can select a banner he wants to publish on his service. Or a publisher can create a portfolio of banners. Central to the idea is that the publisher selects. It is more a word of mouth service than a real advertising service, as no one seems to get paid. The publisher can browse through the advertisers through tags or can add tags himself.

Writeboard

A service that allows a user to create and edit a piece of text on a service. Other users can also edit that page after invitation. This feature is a bit Wiki-like. Text can be exported as html or text-files. Each piece of text, called a writeboard, has a unique URL. The system supports version control for each save. From a MicroContent point of view a piece of text has a very simple structure: a title, a description and a date/time stamp. But what is also important, it has a permalink and author(s). And one subscribe to a RSS-feed of a Writeboard, which allows for tracking any edits. Note that from a service taxonomy viewpoint, this service is not a publishing service, but only a generic enabling service for creating texts.

tags: microcontent; type; text; service; writeboard;

23 Photo Sharing

This service allows users to manage and publish their photos (images). The user can add the necessary data to a photo, such as a tag or comments. Interestingly the servcie precooks some service queries to other providers based on tags.

• Structured MicroContent - YES, image with various fields;
• Data Outside - YES, you can integrate a blog;
• Licenses - NO, although you can set an image as private;
• Feeds Galore - YES, several feeds can be created;
• Web API’s - NO, not that I am aware of;
• Desktop Integration - YES, it is just standard blog-format, so any RSS reader can be used;
• Single Identity - NO;
• MicroWeb - YES, it acknowledges the tag-field a a tie in to other services (photo’s, bookmarks, podcasts);
• Wild Structure - NO;

tags: microcontent; service; 23; type; image;

TracksLife

This service allows a user to create and fill tracks. Basically a track can be seen as a list of item. The user can define the fields of an item per track. Each field can be in word, number, money, boolean or paragraph format. The services uses a tabular format to display tracks and items (one row per item). The use can chose to publish a track to the internet. The user can subscribe to RSS-feeds, which remind him to update a track or to the updates for a track.

• Structured MicroContent - YES, each track has structure;
• Data Outside - NO, does not seem relevant here;
• Licenses - NO;
• Feeds Galore - YES, each track can be published as a feed;
• Web API’s - NO, not that I am aware of;
• Desktop Integration - YES, any RSS reader can be used;
• Single Identity - NO;
• MicroWeb - NO;
• Wild Structure - YES, the possibility to create your own track structure is certainly wild;

tags: microcontent; type; wild; service; trackslife;

Gada.be

A search service using tags. The service only searches tags,which are published on various service providers. The user can do a free search or use one of the pre-defined searches. The pre-defined searches show the zeitgeist, Interestingly each tag has also its own URL. So have a look at microcontent.gada.be.

• Structured MicroContent - YES, it uses the structure of MicroContent;
• Data Outside - YES, it uses RSS-feeds published elsewhere;
• Licenses - NO;
• Feeds Galore - YES, one can subscribe to a RSS- or OPML-file;
• Web API’s - YES, I got the impression that there are some API’s
• Desktop Integration - YES, in principel it is possible. There is already a Konfabulator widget;
• Single Identity - NO;
• MicroWeb - YES, the usage of tags to search;
• Wild Structure - NO, not relevant here;

tags: microcontent; tag; service; gada.be;

Vimeo

A service for hosting and publishing video content. It is possible to search in some metadata of the video, such as the title and tags.

tags: microcontent; vimeo; type; video;

Google Reader

A news-feed reader. It has a two-pane approach. 

Goowy

Several hosted application services, such as email, contacts, calendar and games. Based on Flash.

Codase

This search engine allows a free search into source code. The engine is programming language aware and will thus result in better results.

blox0r

A news-aggregator service. The interface looks pretty good, seems like a real application

tags: microcontent; service; blox0r;