WhereintheW - A Website that can search and find text that appears on your bookmarked pages launched

Delhi, India ( PressReleaseCollection ) April 27, 2009 -<a href="http://www.whereinthew.com">WhereintheW.com</a> is a web bookmarking service that enables users to index and search the text within the user’s bookmarks. It’s a web 2.0 site which provides enough tools to let you bookmark on the fly while using any of the major browsers like Internet Explorer, Firefox or Opera and be able to refer back to it from any system just by typing in a few keywords. <br /><br />All you need to do is to quickly create an account on the WhereintheW site and start bookmarking. When you start bookmarking using the site, WhereintheW begins to automatically index the actual content of the pages, in a way creating a search engine for your bookmarks – customizable and personalized for every user. Users can also organize the bookmarks into folders and groups very easily. <br /><br />The service overcomes one of the biggest drawbacks of the existing bookmarking solutions in Internet Explorer or Firefox or even online social bookmarking solutions like Delicious. “WhereintheW is unique as a bookmarking site as it enables users to search within the bookmarks using any keywords – no longer do we have to remember the contents of a site based only on the URL” feels Robin, the co-founder of the site. <br /><br />With <a href="http://www.whereinthew.com">WhereintheW</a> you will never lose a bookmark again because all you need to locate your page amongst hundreds of your stored bookmarks is to remember a single word that appeared on that page, much like a search in Google. <br /><br />All your existing bookmarks on Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera or Delicious can be imported into the WhereintheW system very easily. The site also allows for social bookmarking with tools to optionally tag your bookmarks and share them publicly. WhereintheW therefore acts as an excellent tool to explore and find new and interesting websites as well. <br /><br />How to use WhereintheW in 4 easy steps: <br /><br />1) Register and Login at <a href="http://www.whereinthew.com">http://www.whereinthew.com</a><br />2) Install the appropriate add-on for your browser from the "Get Browser Tools" section inside the "My Bookmarks" page. A clickable link appears on your browser's toolbar.<br />3) Every time you want to bookmark a page click on the add-on link on your browser. The site automatically indexes the page you are on. <br />4) Retrieve the bookmark by logging into your account and searching for a keyword(s) from the page. <br /><br /><br />Contact:<br />Robin Young<br />D-429, Defence Colony<br />New Delhi<br />Delhi<br />India<br />Pin: 110024<br />Phone : 9818028322<br /><br />###

WhereintheW - A Website that can search and find text that appears on your bookmarked pages launched

Delhi, India ( PressReleaseCollection ) April 27, 2009 - WhereintheW.com is a web bookmarking service that enables users to index and searc...

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US FINDS CREDIBILITY IN TV OVER SOCIAL BOOKMARKING

Hayneville, AL ( PressReleaseCollection ) November 14th, 2008 - Figures from the 2008 Opinion Research Corporation’s national survey show US citizens are more willing to trust television news over news sources on the Internet, such as <a href="http://www.excellentguide.com/social">social bookmarking</a> sites where each members submit websites they think newsworthy. <br /><br />Free shoppers were deemed the least trustworthy source in the survey sponsored by ARA Net. Those who took the survey were asked to rank each media source out of 10. Television got an all-time high of 6.6 on the scale while in the middle were online sources (5.6) and at the bottom were free shoppers with 3.5. <br /><br />The survey throws up interesting results, but it doesn’t explain why online resources where users submit websites for social bookmarking are trusted less than news stories on the Television. It suggests the quality and validity of news stories in some areas of the media need to improve and that is where companies like ExcellentGuide are seeing high demand for their services. <br /><br />“As more people go online for news, it’s more critical than ever for sites to deliver credible content” says President of ARA Net, Scott Severson “users need direct access to the information they’re looking for”. <br /><br />The <a href="http://www.excellentguide.com">ExcellentGuide</a> directory was founded by Roderick Coleman in 2005 and uses a distinctive ranking system. When a user chooses to submit websites to ExcellentGuide they are ranked in terms of usability and validity before being listed. This online service used Stanford University studies into what Webmasters look for in websites to develop their ranking system. <br /><br />In a world where the Internet becomes more popular by the second it’s important to use it to our advantage. <a href="http://www.excellentguide.com">ExcellentGuide</a> aims to help Webmasters find credible sources more easily and at the same time bring the Internet’s 5.6 on the scale up a notch through cross-promoting company websites and reliable content. <br /><br />Contact:<br />Excellentguide.com<br />126 patterson Rd,<br />Hayneville <br />Alabama 36040<br /><br />###

US FINDS CREDIBILITY IN TV OVER SOCIAL BOOKMARKING

Hayneville, AL ( PressReleaseCollection ) November 14th, 2008 - Figures from the 2008 Opinion Research Corporation’s national survey show US...

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