This document provides summaries of various financial, technology, and entertainment blogs. For financial blogs, it discusses The Reformed Broker, The Big Picture, and Pragmatic Capitalism. For technology blogs, it outlines Lifehacker, IT Toolbox, and Gizmodo. For entertainment blogs, it summarizes Flavorpill, Oh My Rockness, and Racked. It also briefly discusses web-based collaboration tools like OneDrive and professional networking on LinkedIn.

1. Web 2.0 Review
Eduardo Castillo
Spring 2015

2. Financial Blogs
 The Reformed Broker by Joshua Brown, a financial adviser at Ritholz,
Brown weaves together markets news, politics, pop culture and finance. He
avoids giving financial advice or steering his readers toward particular
investments. Instead, he offers up a “running commentary” of his market-
related insights and points you to other content around the Web.
 The Big Picture is run by Barry Ritholtz, who left the law profession for
finance, and was among the few who saw the housing implosion and
derivatives mess well before it hit.
 Pragmatic Capitalism is often touted on Twitter. It was founded in
the midst of the 2008 financial crisis and is run by Cullen Roche, founder of
Orcam Financial Group, a financial services advisory firm.

4. Technology Blogs
 www.lifehacker.com
Lifehackers' motto says it all: "Don't live to geek, geek to live." This blog
offers timesavers of just about every stripe, from Firefox shortcuts to tips from
the "Getting things done" faithful.
 blogs.ittoolbox.com
IT Toolbox has a number of "in the trenches" IT pros who talk about
technology and management issues. There are specialist blogs dealing with
security, databases and project management, among other subjects. It's a
versatile site.
 http://gizmodo.com
Gizmodo's got the scoop on all the latest toys and cool and wacky
inventions -- from high-def TVs and coffee makers to booze belts and USB
drives. You've got to love a site that publishes photos of a solar-powered
bathing suit. Yeah, they also blog about serious technology news too.

6. Enterteiment Blogs
 Flavorpill
A terrific weekly guide to less-mainstream music, art shows, readings,
performance pieces, parties and happenings. These guys are smart (not
smarmy), plugged in, and have taste, a good sense of humor and an even
better sense of fun.
 Oh My Rockness
An invaluable source of concert information for New York City indie-music
fans, the Oh My Rockness weekly email (and website) is divided into two
parts: the best shows in town, big and small, over the next seven days; the
best just-booked shows, and when tickets to said shows go on sale.
 Racked
What Eater does for the best New York City restaurant blogs, Racked does
for New York City shopping, with dozens of posts a day on all things retail:
store openings and closings, unannounced deals and sales, what's new
and hot in NYC's most desirable clothing and shoe establishments. The
writing is fun and lively, the news and information often priceless.

8. 2. web-based collaboration tools
 OneDrive: It is a famous collaboration tool from Microsoft company. It
provides different services such as free cloud storage, office online
tool to create or modify any book, presentation, or document online.
Moreover, you can save your pictures, music, or any other files you
want to take to every place. Also, you can share these files with other
people for downloading your files, or modifying them simutanuisly.

9. 3. Linkedin
Linkedin is a really useful tool to connect with important people that can help
you to improve your professional experience. This web site you have many
tools to facilitate the way you present your personal information in an
attractive and organized ways such as a Resume with your skills, courses,
honors & awards. Also, you can see if someone have seen your profile.

10. 4. Create a blog (WordPress)