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Must-see mashups

PC World has put together a list of 11 sites not to miss:

Call them Web 2.0 sites or mashups -- or come up with your own trendy term. Whatever you call them, there are sites popping up all over the Web that process information in new ways rather than just present it.

Some of them work with information you supply, letting you manipulate, track and share data, such as your schedule or your to-do list. Others, so-called mashups, draw data from different sites and reassemble it to make something new. They're all part of how the Web is evolving beyond just a bunch of point sources for information. Here are 11 examples that show what the new Web can do, from helping you organize your life to adding some personalized fun to it.

Read the list here.

Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on April 12, 2008 (boomark / email).