iTWire - BigPond goes Web 2.0 with 'personalisable' home page

BigPond goes Web 2.0 with 'personalisable' home page

by Stuart Corner
Monday, 02 July 2007
Customers of Telstra's ISP, BigPond can now personalise their homepage to display their favourite RSS news feeds, applications, widgets, to-do-lists, photos, local weather etc in what BigPond says its latest Web 2.0 initiative. Register now to win a Canon EOS 500D According to BigPond group managing director, Justin Milne, all the information displayed on an I-Pond home page is dynamically linked to the wider web for real-time updates, and is accessible from any internet-linked computer. “I-Pond isn’t limited to text either – video, audio, podcasts, sticky notes, games and even animations can be added to the page. And it looks how you want it to, as you choose the content of the page and its layout. I-Pond is powered by Ajax. According to Telstra, "[Ajax] is multimedia capable and can be used for audio and video podcasts. It’s also a publishing tool, enabling users to upload and share information, for example sharing photos with friends with password protection." There are no sign-up fees for registered BigPond internet access customers, and most I-Pond access is unmetered for most BigPond broadband members. A demonstration can be viewed at http://www.bigpond.com/ipond/ {moscomment} Please enable JavaScript in your browser to post your comment! Tags See All Tags Add New Tag... Please Enter New Tags Separated By Comma's Or Close Stuart Corner Telstra Web Powered By Joomla Tags