<img src="http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/blerp-215x37.png" width="215" height="37" />San Francisco startup <a href="http://www.rocketon.com">RocketOn</a>, the company behind a <a href
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Just a week after <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2008/10/08/reframe-it-retreads-web-annotation-as-a-browser-add-on/">Re
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The idea of annotating the Web has been around for a long time. It goes back to a failed Web 1.0 startup called Thi
The idea of leaving sticky notes on the Web for others to find has been tried many times, but has never really taken off. Third Voice dotbombed with the idea in the late 1990s, then Activeweave tried
A teacher and active blogger named Larry Ferlazzo has put together his list of the top education startups of 2007. The list was clearly put together with students in mind. And while I’m pretty s
In 1999, Eng-Sion Tan and two friends launched Third Voice, a browser plugin that would let anyone make annotations on webpages. The intent was to encourage freer speech on the internet, but many slam
Collaborative annotation of web pages is something many people are working on. The newest entrant in the field, Fleck, is launching tonight at the TechCrunch party in New York. The Fleck team hails fr
<img style="float: right" src='http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2006/01/flecklogo.jpg'class="shot2" alt="" /Fleck is either a joke, or a real service