Netvibes is a startup founded in 2005 by Tariq Krim and Florent Frémont, based in Paris and London.

The service

Netvibes is a multi-lingual Ajax-based personalized start page. It is organized into tabs, with each tab containing user-defined modules. Built-in Netvibes modules include an RSS/Atom feed reader, local weather forecasts, a calendar supporting iCal, bookmarks, notes, to-do lists, multiple searches, support for POP3, IMAP4 email as well as several webmail providers including Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, and AOL, Box.net web storage, del.icio.us, Meebo, Flickr photos, podcast support with a built in audio player, and several others. A page can be personalized further through the use of one of many existing themes or users can create their own theme with a wallpaper of their choosing. Customized tabs, feeds and modules can be shared with others individually or via the Netvibes Ecosystem.

The Netvibes Ecosystem is a collection of user submitted modules/widgets built using Netvibes Universal Widget API (UWA), feeds, podcasts, events, tabs, and “universes”. A “universe” is essentially a publicly viewable customized page of another entity. There currently exist universes for everything from Time (magazine) [1] to Mandy Moore [2], and soon any user will be able to share a portion of their Netvibes page publicly as a universe.

Alenty can be used on every website or blog, and brings statistics that will help you understand how your visitors use your website, interact, share information, etc.

Their most popular application is Who’s hot, a widget that let you see a list of people ordered by the quality of their contributions.

Just visit their demo page to see what can be done with Alenty!

The problem was simple: emailing your entire family needed to be easy enough for even the least computer-savvy. The answer was not to fight the web’s most-used service, rather to embrace the one thing everyone on the Internet knows how to use…email!

It’s easy.By tapping into the contents of vast music libraries.

By integrating their own musical creations.

By adding their own audio content, sequences, reports and podcasts.

It’s free.

Radionomy will broadcast these radio stations around the world and take care of all costs, including royalties. Radionomy even shares its revenue with radio station creators, based on the size of their audience.

Creating your own radio has never been so easy!

With steekR you can store, view and distribute your files simply by using an internet browser or the free client software for Windows or Mac OS.

Stay tuned!