SoulTrackin’ – Black Web 2.0
Just found this site, Black Web 2.0 via KillerStartups (an Internet startup web review site). Here is the info from their ‘About’ page:
What is Black Web 2.0?
Black Web 2.0 addresses emerging web trends and how they apply to web properties that target African-Americans or African-American culture. There has been a recent surge of websites that target this demographic, some of which were existing and redesigned to take advantage of new web 2.0 technologies while others are start-ups. In addition to website and application launches we will be covering relevant Internet industry news as well as mainstream Internet industry news from an African-American perspective. Here is a summary of some of the editorial content we plan to discuss:
Topics
- Social Networking
- Emerging Trends
- Development
- Strategy
- Design/Redesign
- Digital Media
- Web Content
Created by Angela Benton, the site also has contributions provided by Markus Robinson (”Technology Guru”) and Lynne d Johnson (”Hip-Hop 2.0 Columnist”). While I am not familiar with Ms. Benton and Mr. Markus, I am very familiar with Ms. Johnson, having followed her blog writings for some time now. All I can say is, if Lynne d Johnson is involved, you know that this is a quality production and a place to watch!
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