During the last six month I dedicated a lot of time to the web and especially to pearltrees; the kingdom of maps and pearls. This was a fruitful experience. I am glad I had the chance to discover so much about the internet and startups while being so young and careless.
As I am going to be on holidays during the next months I guess this blog will slowly fade away. Still, I’ll try to post from time to time about my musical discoveries and incredible experiences about life ^^.
I wish you all a great summer and hope that 2009 will be the year of the pearls.
Here are the blogs of Pearltrees’ team. Take some time to check, they are all very rich and different.
First, Cratyle is one of the main reference concerning internet thinking.
Stetoscope covers quite a vast range of subject, but it excels at marketing issues and web innovation theories.
Wallen’s is utterly dedicated to the mysterious realm of finance.
All about Web delivers a lot of useful geeky tips and web advices.
This blog is reserved to a web elite, to those who speak HTML and other strange languages. Still it displays valuable information about programming updates.
Eventually, this new fresh blog will please all the Sci-Fi fans (in all areas, from books to video games).
Enjoy!
I am pretty sure you have all heard Smash Mouth before. Though this band is not incredibly famous, their song “All Star”has been used in Rat Race, Mystery Men and of course Shrek. I am not a huge fan, but I like their energy, and I find the singer quite charismatic and original. They also manage to bring some diversity and softness though their genre is quite common. Learn more and listen to 
“I don’t need no doctors!”
A great song by Ray Charles played afterwards by John Mayer and John Scofield. It is incredible how many bands are playing it now. I hope you’ll like it!
Poor doctors
For those who were as thrilled as I was by the previous musical discoveries. Here are two pearltreees that I made about:
Enjoy!
It’s official! Pearltrees is now open.
Before giving you links to the finest pearltrees I want to take some time to explain to you what is this web’s UFO.
Pearltrees is hard to define because it offers an incredible amount of possibilities. Let’s say that it is at the same time an amazing tool and a community.
First pearltrees enables you to become an editor of the web. Through a simple click you can record your web navigation. This navigation is turned into a beautiful (yes beautiful!) organizable map where each webpage is represented by a pearl. And the connections between those pearls have the shape of trees… Do you get the name now?
You can use that for your bookmarks and boring office stuff but you’d rather use to expose your own web.That’s actually the whole idea! If you want to express your personnality (musical tastes, poetry… All sort of passions, hobbies….) to share your knowledge (teachers, students…) or you web knowledge (who said geeks?) then you will love pearltrees.
What’s more, you can discover all the pearltrees made by the members of the community. You can easily find people who share your interests, discuss with them, send them pearls. Explore the whole map and find an unknown web.
I could talk about the possibilities for a long time but I think you already have enough information for a first visit.
I just need to say that if like me you spend a lot of time on the internet looking for someting interesting, entertaining, new then pearltrees will give you materials and promote your own discoveries!
Let’s pearl!
Pearltrees’ homepage
My account:
Hey everyone!
I guess none of you knows what is pearltrees. Well as the website is not open yet I just want to do a bit of gross teasing! :p
I will definitely explain what pearltrees is about next week. In the meantime why don’t you check the blog? It just got in free access.
Enjoy!
