Zude.com - Drag it, Drop it, Share it. Your World Your Way. Feel Free. - Funky Logo

Zude is the mashup of all mashups. It allows you to create your own personal web spaces with incredible ease that hasn’t been seen before. This is thanks to their technology that allows you to drag and drop basically any content from any site right onto the page you’re creating. Content includes pictures, videos, widgets, and just about anything else you’d want to take with you from various sites. It’s like a combination of MySpace and Netvibes, but with personalization that can’t get any easier. Have a look at their tour. read more and vote on KSU here »

Turtilla.com - RSS Mashup Tool and More - I’ll be doing an in depth review later on of this as I try it out more.

Turtilla allows you to filter your search into video, news, photo, and blog categories that you can then generate an RSS URL for to syndicate that information. It’s easy to use. Just enter a word into their search box and a list of tags appears that lets you filter your results to the specific content you are looking for. Then, you can see the listing for what comes up for videos, news, photos, and blogs that you can keep updated on with your RSS. If you have a several searches you’d like constant content updates on, you can make several channels. read more and vote on KSU here »

FreeMyCampus.com - Students Get A Voice

FreeMyCampus is an online magazine authored by students for students. This site aims to provide college related news and information. You’ll find student musings on dorm life, sex, procrastination, insane roommates, music, and if you scroll to the bottom of the page you’ll find a column dedicated to academics. FreeMyCampus is the place for all students to voice their opinions freely without worrying about the administration. read more and vote on KSU here »

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Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.