Outdoor Looks”>, Evening Standard
“If you’re looking for really wild ideas, check out www.cribcandy.com, a site run by curators that shows everything hot off the press…Cribcandy is the serious garden designer’s favourite site.
“Around San Francisco, that mecca of art and technology, Oobject has become a favorite gadgety diversion–and inspiration. It’s a tribute to industrial design and arty engineering, with a bit of a history angle.
Check out the site’s clean design aesthetic and endless galleries of carefully curated collections”.
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Oobject makes the TechDigest Top 10 wastes of time. LolKottke is our perosnal favorite from the list.
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Digital Media Wire - Los Angeles, CA, USA
“… will be interesting to see if it can stand up against social shopping sites like Kaboodle or Wists which are broader and not solely targeted at women.”
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According to yesterday’s Guardian, watching Smashing Telly beats the endless stream of reality TV shows - exactly!
Guardian Internet picks, Smashingtelly
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Article on Social Shopping in DM News.
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Watch this other space. Better picture quality takes online TV to the next level
Mathew Ingram in today’s Web Pro News.
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“Bling leads to ka-ching”
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“Sites Have Caught on to Social Shopping, But Have Shoppers?”
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“Next Big Trend: Social Shopping?”
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Online Retailers Can’t Wait to Snare Shoppers - washingtonpost.com
Womens Wear Daily, the unassumingly named bible of the fashion industry runs a piece on Popgloss.
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Wists is in today’s Times piece on Social Shopping.
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CNET - social shopping.
One we missed.
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“Combining elements of Flickr and Del.icio.us, wists.com is another bookmarking site but one that has the added bonus of doing it visually.”
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“It’s dubbed “social shopping.” But it’s also another fun way to waste a lot of time online. As if we needed that.”
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“Wists users can make collections of links to pictures of all the wonderful stuff available online, creating a virtual shopping list for you to show to your nearest, dearest and richest. Which brings us back to what you were after: that castle…”
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“Attention shoppers - some Web sites ditch the online cart and offer new experiences”
“…it isn’t just Etsy that is trying to innovate. Wists (www.wists.com) allows users to bookmark pages visually via a small image and summary, which can then be shared with other users. This sort of thing makes sharing wish lists of goodies with […]
“While social commerce is a fairly new concept in online shopping, it is quickly gaining momentum, as more online vendors realize that there are few more powerful sales forces than a personal recommendation, picking up where comparison shopping engines leave off…Wists.com and Kaboodle.com are two of the early social commerce programs. ”
Shoposphere?
Yahoo Unleashes a User-Plugged […]
“A sleek catalog of nifty gadgets and hip furniture… like a Gizmodo or Engadget for Eames chair enthusiasts. You may also be looking at the future of online shopping — this site uses “wists,” or bookmarkable thumbnails, to create its constant feed of tiny images from boutiques and blogs across the Web.”
Yahoo picks.
“Track Clickerati’s new buzz”