Showing posts with label website. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Quora: What Do You Want To Know Today?


It’s the Information Age, guys, and you’re gonna know stuff whether you like it or not!

The Internet is more than just a haven for funny cat pictures and videos of people singing Beyonce tunes. The ‘Net is also the biggest library on the planet. Everything you could ever possibly want to know about any topic is just a click away. But, just like a real library, sometimes you have to jump from aisle to aisle in order to gather all the info you need on one subject. In steps Quora to help.

Using the combined talents of Google, Yahoo! Answers, and Wikipedia, Quora has created what they hope to be a one-stop shopping experience for Internet information. It works like this: First of all, you have to register (for free), and you HAVE to identify yourself – no anonymous trolling here. Then, you can browse and follow certain topics that interest you the most. Under each topic are questions that other users have submitted, which are open to any other registered user to answer, which you can vote on to keep the best information near the top. It’s an information-sharing community, built on the topics YOU want to discuss.

And because everyone has to be truthful about their identity, the info that’s offered holds way more weight. For example, if someone asks a question about all the latest trends in Hollywood right now, an answer from yours truly, the CEO of Young Hollywood, would be considered totally credible!
This site is poised to become the next big go-to portal for Internet searches. Sign up now and check it out!

Monday, October 18, 2010

Xtranormal Makes Animation Accessible

If you’ve ever sat through a movie and thought to yourself, “Self, I should make movies,” then you definitely need to check out Xtranormal.com.

This amazingly innovative Website can provide you with the tools you need in order to put your creative ideas in motion. And, folks, there is no time other than now to take advantage and get involved. All you need is the ability to type and a little imagination. After picking a set and choosing characters, your movie is already well on its way. You can use the site to help with school projects, storyboarding films, greeting e-cards, or just plain entertainment. Once you have a finished your movie, you can post it to other sites like YouTube or Facebook and share your brilliance with the world!

With over 9 million projects created so far – ranging from Obama spoofs to scary movies and even cuddly animals carrying on conversations about acting – there is not much that this site can’t do to assure you a great animated project. Everyone needs a creative outlet, so plug into Xtranormal!