I was reading a Mashable article about Magnolia going open source so I went to their website and I really like it.  If you haven’t used Ma.gnolia (like me), here is the description of their service from their about page.

“What is Ma.gnolia? To understand Ma.gnolia completely, let us tell you a story. It’s a story we like to call “And on the First Day, There was Search.”

Really, on the first day there was just one web page. Then there were two, and a link was made between them. Before long, there were lots of web pages, with many many links between them, and suddenly we needed specialized web sites to help us find other web sites. And the term ‘search engine’ became part of our new web vocabulary. What a change those search engines made. Read the rest of this entry »

“I’ve a feeling we’re not in Hollywood anymore.

But you might like it here too, Toto. This is Dogpatch, the bayside sliver of east San Francisco that’s home to the Internet TV start-up Revision3. Through the doors of this old brick warehouse and up the stairs, there’s a roomful of people who make a point of ignoring the old rules of the television business. Starting with the TV part. Revision3 is home to 19 original shows, 10 of which are filmed weekly in its on-site studio. But you won’t find any of them by flipping channels.”  >> more

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