BugsVoice is an online service that serves friendly error pages to your applications in case something goes wrong and you “trapped” the exception, either from your application or by configuring the application web server. The bugs received on your account get collected online and are at all time available for you to verify and manage them.

How it Works

• You enroll on this site, pick an error template, then go to “configure error trapping” where BugsVoice generates a script to paste and adapt in your application.
• Get back to your application or web server: you should paste the script it in a centralized “error trapping” page or point in your code where you can print it out on the response.
• This way BugsVoice is already running, serving friendly error pages and saving the exceptions and feedbacks on your account.

So if you get a trapped exception in your application (or in your web server), this will print out the script copied from your BugsVoice account, display the friendly error page to your customers, and collect their eventual feedback.

TimeGT is built to make life and tasks handling much easier and more accessible.

TimeGT offers numerous ways to organize tasks, ideas and notes. It will suit a wide range of time management techniques used by different people: Getting Things Done by David Allen, important-urgent method by Dwight D. Eisenhower, First Things First by Stephen Covey, and many others.

TimeGT keeps the tasks always up-to-date between any number of user computers. The tasks are mediated through the dedicated secure Sync server.

Tasks are always protected with strong security algorithms when they travel over the internet (RSA of adequate length is used). Nobody can retrieve the data except the user owning the private key and the password.

Get feedback on any wireframe, mockup or webpage in a blink

• Participants just point & click to share their opinion with markers and notes.
• Clear visualizations to analyze your feedback.
• Usability feedback in every stage of your design proces.
• Available in 15 languages, any other on request.

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Placebeat is a place discovery tool that utilizes the power of your Facebook friend network:

• See which bars, clubs, restaurants, cafes, shops, hotels and other places your friends like
• Broadcast your favorite places to friends
• View photos, videos and reviews of places posted by your friends
• Looking for places internationally? No problem, Placebeat covers cities across the world extensively

You In?

Help us create a ripple of good around the world with purple acts of kindness. Update your status to share what you’re doing to spread holiday joy, then inspire others to join you by asking, “You in?”

Yahoo! will also be doing our own purple acts of kindness inspired by your updates. So whether you pay for someone’s groceries or drop off a coat for the homeless, you’ll be encouraging people around the world to join in acts of kindness.

OfficeMedium is a web-based collaborative suite and office intranet providing you and your team with a centralized solution for most of your daily business and communication needs. It’s built with efficiency and convenience in mind, OfficeMedium offers a secured, hosted platform for enhanced communication and socialization, effective file storage, management, and sharing, task & event planning, contact management, and much more.

OfficeMedium provides a very simplistic approach to the common business software requirements. Unlike most business software, our application is easy to use and stripped of over-complicated, unnecessary clutter.

With OfficeMedium, at a very low cost, you can instantly deploy a powerful Intranet for your team with the click of a button – no servers, no networking, no setup time, no backing up, no contracts, no headaches.

Twittonary or the Twitter Dictionary is a compilation of the twitter words people have come up with which include the language of twitter, twitter phrases, twitter businesses, twitter applications, and more. It was created as a way to keep all of the Twitter language at one place.

You can search the entire Twitter Dictionary or by single word using their letter of the alphabet. It also provides you with an option to submit your own words to the database.

Why did you come to blogging? I think that in answer to that question, many bloggers will say that earning money was the prime motive. Don’t believe me? Then take a look Blog World Expo website that states:
Over 12 million American adults currently maintain a blog.
More than 147 million Americans use the Internet.

Can you imagine that so many Americans are in blogging and they are in blogging with the goal of getting an income! I can imagine because if earning money is not your motive then you would surely not give any substantial amount of time and effort behind blogging. I blog everyday because I earn my livelihood through it. However, many bloggers don’t give time every day. Thus, they like to write weekly or even in some cases monthly. However, you have to remember one thing that blogging is not only about making money.
Another important thing is that improving your profile. Suppose, you are good in something and hardly anyone knows about it. You can easily open a blog and inform others about your skill. You can give some tips too. Thus, people who are looking to hire someone from your field will be able to find you easily. You can also teach through blogging.

Warm welcome to Blog Network Fair. It will be a blog about blogging and about blog networks. At this moment, there are two bloggers. I am Razib Ahmed and I have been professionally blogging since March 2006. And then, we have Bill Belew who started problogging around same time too. You may wonder that it is just another blog about earning money or showing people how to make money online. Well, I am sure that we will cover a lot about making money but we want this blog to be something more than that.
We want to share our experience about blogging. Bill and I have seen more than 12 million page views in our multiple blogs in the last 2 and half years. In fact, we enjoyed blogging so much that we decided to open Cosmo Fair Blog Network in July 2008. We feel that we have got some success in blogging and we would like to share our experience. At the same time, we know that we have to learn a lot from others. We are happy to learn from you. We also like to interview individual bloggers, Blog Network owners, Advertising networks etc.
So, enjoy your time here at Blog Network Fair.