Bookmarking

iCyte is a web research management tool that lets you save and annotate entire web pages. Much better than bookmarks, it lets you highlight the most useful text directly on the saved web page, issue-tag, search, comment, and securely share your saved content with others.

This site is intended for people who want to reliably keep track of large numbers of links.

Diigo is a powerful research tool and a knowledge-sharing community.

Find an mp3 that you would like to share. Use the bookmarklet (FFFF!) or ffffound it directly from this site.
You could save the favorite mp3s and create a playlists. Customize the image album as well.

kirtsy is the place to find and/or link to anything and everything on the Web that you’d like to share. If kirtsy users like what you submit, they’ll click on it. The more clicks, the more likely your link will make it to the Popular section on the left-hand side of the front page. The right-hand side of the page shows the Editors’ Picks links. Links on the front page are seen by everybody and get lots of love. The front page content is ever-changing and always cool.

Sprout is a service that allows anyone to quickly and easily build, publish and manage sophisticated multimedia content, including widgets, mini-sites, mashups and more.

fav.or.it brings together feed reading, commenting and a community into one simple to use website.

MyWeb is a new way to find, save, and share knowledge on the Web.

MyWeb lets you:

1. Save favorite web content so you can easily re-find it.
2. Connect with others so you can selectively share the sites you save.
3. Benefit from other MyWeb users by tapping into their collection of sites.
4. Browse tags to identify active taggers on any topic.

Furl is a free service that saves the important items you find on the Web and enables you to quickly find them again. Furl archives a personal copy of every page you save. When you want to recall it, you can find it instantly by searching the full text your archived items. Each member has a personal archive of 5 gigabytes (GB), large enough to store tens of thousands of searchable items.