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These are the bookmarks I created on April 4th, 2008:

• Crowd-sourcing requirements gathering - An interesting article containing some great summary of innovative techniques for defining requirements and estimating tasks.

These are the bookmarks I created on March 5th, 2008:

• Central Desktop - Project collaboration, Team collaboration, Intranets, Wiki Software - Central Desktop - A project management / collaboration tool that comes recommended from friends.
• First Monday - A peer-reviewed journal on (and about) the Internet.

These are the bookmarks I created between February 22nd, 2008 and February 25th, 2008:

• AgileAgenda - Project Scheduling made simple - This looks like it might be worth a closer look for project management software.
• Google Analytics Adobe Air Frontend - This is an Adobe Air frontend for Google Analytics. It’s pretty snazzy.
• Welcome to twhirl | twhirl - An Adobe Air based Twitter client.
• The Pulse of Open Source - This site aggregates the Twitter feeds of various folks from the open source community.
• SXSW Showcasing Music Torrents - This page contains Torrent links to collections of every free MP3 released by the South by Southwest festivals since 2005. The 2008 archive contains something like 700 tracks and is nearly 4gb. Treasure trove for music hounds!
• Anti- » Featured Poet #1: Aaron Belz | February 2008 - A new online poetry zine my friend Jamerson let me know about.
• JoCo Forums - Better - chords and lyrics transcribed - Awesome! Jon Coulton tabs.
• Georgian history | City of Vice | Channel 4 - ‘Bow Street Runner’ is a Flash game set in London’s Covent Garden in the 1750s. Before the organised police force existed in England, local magistrates formed the Bow Street Runners and began to impose law and order.
• Pew Internet: Early Adopters - A really interesting report about early Internet adopters. The report points out that really not much has changed about how we use the Internet: people and information are still the big attractors, in that order! There’s nothing new under the sun…