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14 personalized start pages compared
by Jason Clarke Jun 30th 2007
The proliferation of personalized start pages since the inception of "Web 2.0" seems to be increasing at an exponential pace. If you've got the feeling that your personalized start page just isn't giving you the features you feel you need, or you're simply wondering what all this nonsense about a personalized start page is all about, check out Mashable's overview and comparison of 14 of the most popular current personalized start pages. The review features descriptions of what's to like and not to like about each of the offerings, but the cherry on top is the grid at the bottom of the article that compares each start page on a feature-by-feature basis.
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