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The Real Time Matrix – The Real Time Matrix lets you create personalized RSS widgets for the news you care about the most. Check out the Vortex headlines widget that Real Time Matrix developed for TechCrunch. Make one for your own site too at the TechCrunch Party on July 27.
Template Monster – They have oodles of website templates, flash templates, flash intros, WordPress themes, and corporate designs. As a celebration of Template Monster’s birthday TechCrunch readers get a 15% discount.
WhoLinked – Who Linked is a really useful widget for easily monitoring your latest incoming links. The widget works on any website, but is specialized for WordPress, Blogger, TypePad, and MoveableType.
Text Link Ads – If you’re looking to monetize your site, or for new advertising opportunities, check out Text Link Ads. TLA helps improve your site’s ranking and target 10,000+ niche communities, all at a flat rate.
Lewis PR – A multinational public relations firm representing clients like Second Life, Citrix Systems, and St. Bernard Software. Check out their blog for a more in depth view of the company.
PageFlakes – An AJAX based start page that lets you open your browser to all the widgets and feeds you need. Pageflakes features tabbed browsing.
Sclipo – Sclipo is a website to share videos about everyday knowledge among everyday people. Content is focused on how-tos, tutorials, advice, tips & tricks.
Adicate – Time is money and Adicate has applied that to advertising by allowing advertisers to buy time slots on a publisher’s page. They manage all the headache and provide the backend support to sell the ads.
Edgeio – Classified listings have always followed the eyeballs in print. Edgeio takes the same principle to the web, letting you monetize your site by tying in relevant listings. Edgeio Marketplaces currently powers TechCrunch’s job board and have several affiliate programs going so that publishers can boost their revenues.