StumbleUpon has just introduced Su.pr, its proprietary URL shortener.  This would seem to be StumbleUpon’s answer to the DiggBar, which we blogged about back in April.
Su.pr is currently in private beta, but so far it sounds pretty interesting.
You will be able to log in to Su.pr either via a new account or via their current [...]

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StumbleUpon is independent once again.
Two years after Garrett Camp and Geoff Smith sold StumbleUpon to Ebay, they’ve rounded up some investors and bought StumbleUpon back.  YOINK!
Earlier this year, StumbleUpon hit 7 million registered users, which was then 50 percent higher than most estimates of Twitter’s users.  Twitter’s numbers have since skyrocketed, leaving StumbleUpon struggling to [...]

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Foxmarks is one of the most useful add-ons for Firefox that exists today. Now, Foxmarks is changing its name to Xmarks.
Not only does the tool help you synchronize all of your bookmarks and passwords between multiple instances of Firefox on different computers, but now it also uses this massive amount of user-generated data to create [...]

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Just when I think I have seen it all, along comes the Bacon Explosion (AKA Bacon Belly Bomb). When bacon meets the internet, magical things are bound to happen.
Two Kansas City competition barbecuers guys have found themselves atop the bacon mountain thanks to a recipe calling for just two main ingredients: two pound of [...]

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Is this a great world we live in or what?  You can actually make money by being helpful and answering people’s questions.
Before we get to that, however, let me first say ‘thank you’ to everyone who bought and reviewed my WSO, “SEO Supremacy”.  Sales continue to go well, even though The Warrior Forum seems to [...]

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