Stanford Startup Lets You Surf Blogs Geographically

I received an email today from Clayton Brown, Stanford MBA graduate for 2007 and CEO of a recently launched startup for bloggers called Verve Earth. He invited me to check out the site and spread the word if I liked it.

Similar to Google Maps, Verve plots the content of the Internet on an interactive map of the world to enable people to surf the net via a geographic interface rather than via traditional links.

Some of the things you can do on Verve include:

• Create your personalized "Internet world" of content by adding favorites
• Create a blog profile for your geographic region
  
• Subscribe to the content that is important to you; cut out the rest
• Surf the net geographically, check out what's hot in your city and the world
• Share cool content with friends

Destinations are available for a range of topics - everything from mainstream websites (e.g. YouTube), cities and countries, universities, newspapers, sports teams and famous people.


Subscribe via: Yahoo Feeds | Feedburner | Technorati | Bloglines