1. Evan Hansen, Editor-in-Chief, Wired.com > User engagement tools
PollDaddy.com – polling software
Wikinvest.com - stockcharts
Springwidgets.com – create widgets, pull in feeds
Reddit.com – Social Networking news traffic
WikiScanner – find edits made to wikipedia.org
ZeeMaps.com – Improves Googlemaps, allows for notations and customization
Dipity.com – User Interface tool; data feeds; create timelines
2. Joe Pulizzi, Founder and Chief Content Officer, Junta42
From Junta42 "Junta42 is a search community site focused on content marketing and custom publishing solutions"
Consider Google Custom Search for finding and posting topical content
Pligg.com -- Per its site, Pligg "is an open source Content Management System (CMS) available to download for free"; it’s also a digg.com type site that can be integrated with custom search
Technorati.com
BoardReader.com
TwitterSearch.com
3. Justin Reid, Online Technical Producer, Dwell.com
Feedburner.com is a free application to monitor site feed metrics
Twitter.com
Tweetburner.com
FriendFeed.com (FriendFeed helps you discover and discuss interesting stuff that your friends and family find on the web)
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