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Peter Marquez told me about this open source platform for building ajax applications.

On the Mozilla Labs blog, Head of User Experience Aza Raskin discusses Ubiquity, a natural-language interface for Mozilla browsers that gives users the ability to create their own mashups on the fly, tapping existing open APIs that developers currently employ to create site-hosted mashups. Raskin says that the experiment promises to usher in a new era of "user-centric" browsing, in which users tell the browser what tasks they want to accomplish, rather than what information on the web they want to find.

"The focal point shouldn't be centered so much on the ECM suite, he argues. It has more to do with looking at 'how the Web browser can help knowledge workers do their jobs.'"

paidContent reports on the funding success of Mashery, a tools provider that assists firms to build APIs that allow them to open their content to third-party developers. Customers include Reuters.

Visual "mashup editor". Java based, proprietary add-ons in commercial version (Starting at $9,995!).

orGaNIZeR - gnizr_ (gə-nīzər) is an open source application for social bookmarking and web mashup. It is easy to use gnizr to create a personalized del.icio.us-like portal for a group of friends and colleagues to store, classify and share information

"a new [Apache Software Foundation] project that aims to provide an open source reference implementation of the entire OpenSocial stack: - Gadget Container JavaScript - Gadget Server - OpenSocial Container JavaScript - OpenSocial Gateway Server

YM4R / Mapstraction and related goodies.

After helping to set the standards of the OpenAjax Alliance Hub, TIBCO is taking its own PageBus publish-and-subscribe message bus open source. It's an important integration tool as developers envision componentized Ajax applications.

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