SlamSpace.com - Blam Your Favorite Site

At SlamSpace.com you can join a network which lets you see what everyone is talking about on the web. First you create a SlamSpace profile, become part of the community make friends who share your interests. Then you dowload the Slambrowser so you can see what other people say about certain sites and also add your two cents. At the moment you need Firefox in order to download the Slambrowser, but in the future you will also be able to use Internet Explorer as well. The Slambrowser is an extension of Firefox and goes with you anywhere you are on the web. Whatever page you are on you can see the comments of other SlamSpace users and you can add your own comments. You can choose to Slam a site, meaning you dislike it, or Blam a site, meaning you like it. With SlamSpace.com you can choose your privacy settings. If you like you can choose that everyone can see your comments, or just friends, or only you. If you want to see where the latest gossip is at, check the profiles of SlamSpace users. Find out information on every topic on the web.

"Members of SlamSpace are using the SlamBrowser to talk about anything and everything they come across on the web. They're talking about the best and worst music and movies. They're talking about the upcoming presidential election, the new IPhone, the state of the country, and the latest celebrity blunders."

"As a member of SlamSpace, you can share your thoughts and opinions about anything you come across online. If you don't like something, just open the SlamBrowser and Slam it. Think something's awesome? Blam it so your friends can check it out. You have the freedom — say what you will."

The Slambrowser makes this site even cooler than a news community because you can search the web normally and get other user´s opinion as you go along. Comments appear as you visit a page, you don´t need to open any links or search for the news. The rating system is also helpful, so you can see what pages people dislike.

The browser is a cool tool, but there are many communities that share news, the competition is great, how will SlamSpace.com do against it? Although there are plans to expand the Slambrowser to Internet Explorer, the fact is that at the moment it is only available on Firefox which will limit the number of users who can participate.