Joe Hayes {dot} Org

For those not familiar with Netscape, the company garnered it’s popularity back in the mid 90’s with it’s web browser (Netscape Navigator), at the time the most commonly used version for web surfing. Navigator lost much of it’s market share after the first browser war with Microsoft, and Netscape was eventually purchased by AOL and have devoted themselves to improving the browser.

Social Bookmarking is the craze right now. For web surfers they provide a convenient way to find intresting websites and valuable information that might have otherwise gone undiscovered. For webmasters, social bookmarking websites offer a huge potential for insane traffic and are a great viral marketing strategy. Below is a list I made for myself, feel free to use it.

AOL rrecently eleased search data gathered from 650,000 of their customers, causing an uproar about privacy concerns and dazzling webmasters. The 20 million search queries, listed with an anonymous number correlating to which user made the search, if and what result they clicked on, and what rank that result was on the page, were made available yesterday and then taken down a few hours later. Too late though, as dozens of mirrors have popped up hosting downloads of this huge 500ish MB file.