As a start up networking website, Wikio seems to be doing well. This looks like another social networking website with the updates, the videos, the signups, the search field and so on. The first version of Wikio looked much like Digg and an inspired one. Then they moved to mme tracking and also the collection of news. In the latest redesigned version of Wikio there are a lot of features. There is the section on Shopping and that works well. The items are again divided into various categories and you can link to related news. The looks for the video section is similar to that of Diggs and there is one difference only in the Techmeme style. The videos are good.
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Twitter – The name suggests the functionality of this website well. It is a social networking website with that extra edge to it that is fast growing due to its excessive popularity. It is a free micro blogging website. The little birdie on the website is cute and the site design is simple with a login form to the right and a signup statement which is very suggestive. You are asked what you are doing and that’s the concern of the innumerable friends and family you get to meet on Twitter.com

Functionality

You can make your tweets, that is whatever you want to say to your friends, public or private. The users can make comments. The short updates are posted in the form of “tweets” and they can also upload the videos through features called Twideo.

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Forums.Digitalpoint.com is an online community especially meant for bloggers to share their views with regards to SEO techniques, search engine related issues and other important information related to blogging. At the same time, this domain is a place where online freelancers can apply for projects, which are posted by different webmasters, small-scale businesses and other freelancers.

After it was launched on April 23, 2004, digitalpoint.com or DP (as it is popularly referred by its members) has attained popularity in a very short period amongst top bloggers and freelancers on the web.

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