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Up for a good poll? If so, head on over to PollAuthority, a new polling application which lets users create simple and customizable polls quickly. PollAuthority is an easy fix for website or blog polls; you don’t have to spend loads on a tailored solution. Once you’ve created your free account...  read more
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You’re probably familiar with those word association tests psychologists use to get inside your head; well, YouTag’em is a site which uses the same principle to get a collective consensus about brands, countries and people. The setup is dead simple. On the screen you’ll see a photo of a logo... read more
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There are a lot of websites out there, some gorgeous, some not so, and some which look as if they were assaulted by an epileptic with crayons in tow. Of these, the latter sort are tolerated perhaps because of age and perhaps because of authority. Yet, there should be some outlet for people to expr... read more
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Tired of the expensive equipment that goes along with public opinion polling? Poll Everywhere is an all-software alternative. Users select a question, a set number of answers, and an overall layout on Poll Everywhere’s website, and an audience is directed to text message their responses to a spe... read more
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Ever gotten yourself into a minor feud with a friend over a silly, yet somehow crucial question that couldn’t possibly be resolved without some outside input? For instance, your friend believes that in a tooth and claw battle a troll could do serious damage to a leprechaun, but you beg to differ.... read more
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TWOCrowds takes its namesake from the James Surowiecki’s book ‘The Wisdom of the Crowds’. Essentially a social networking site, TwoCrowds is hedging its bets with the group. The site’s aim is to see if patterns emerge from collective predictions, proving the crowd’s knowledge over that o... read more
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