In its quest to create the world's largest and most compelling user generated content library, Norwegian startup Secondbrain further expands on Web functionality and community. Secondbrain's development team made groundbreaking strides to help people discover and organize their online content. The service just counted its 10000 user signup just prior to announcing the aggregation of ten more social media services, including FriendFeed, Facebook, Diigo, Reddit, Mixx, Tumblr, Qik, Goodreads and Behance.
This is just the beginning, as Secondbrain will be adding more services and features each week. The company believes that these new additions will encourage even more people to use its platform to organize content. Unlike services it's been compared to, Secondbrain goes far beyond simple social media aggregation. Instead of just featuring bookmarks, links and screenshots, Secondbrain enables users to develop tag-based collections of content, organize and search through libraries, network with people with similar interests and discover all new content. Secondbrain not only engages community users, but effectively and actively supports those services its users demand. With every incremental addition, the Secondbrain platform becomes more powerful and so do the services it supports.
The Secondbrain platform is richer, more compelling and more effective one than anything else presented by other online aggregation services. Users benefit because their profiles gather content from all social media services they use in a single place, regardless of the format in which this content is presented: text, bookmarks, slides, video, images and sound are all effortlessly integrated within the Secondbrain library. In effect, Secondbrain is a step closer to the true ideals of the Web 2.0 movement, thus transforming a clich
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