| The Web Keeps Going Green: MSN Green |
| Written by Nino Marchetti | ||
| Monday, 26 November 2007 | ||
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The idea of MSN Green, says Microsoft, is to give online viewers a compilation of articles, ideas, and tools to help them go green. MSN Green may have seen some birth support from the Live Earth concerts earlier this year, which generated some 15 million streams the day of the event and probably showed Bill Gates and company how big a deal this eco stuff has become to the online world. MSN Green will have among its offerings green-focused articles from MSNBC, Treehugger, and a variety of other publications, tools that will help you measure how green you are, photos pulled from around the Web that visually show the impact of climate change, and video from amateurs and professionals alike that spotlight green topics.
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Competition Getting Fierce!
written by Chris Hansen , November 29, 2007
It's getting pretty crowded in here! It will be interesting to see how things shake out with the big guys getting into the green blog/site game. How many little guys like me, MarketGreener.com, can compete. My prediction right now is that the big guys will do well, but the grassroots will continue to thrive by offering good information close to home. Just don't expect to make money from it.
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Science, technology gadgets and...baby seals. We're in a bit of an eco-mess, but we've got the brains to lick any problem. And that's why EcoGeek.org publishes up to ten stories daily about innovations that are saving the planet.
And if that sounds interesting to you, then congratulations, you're an EcoGeek.
Green is definitely the one of the buzzwords these days that we see large Internet sites jumping into. AOL recently launched its eco-blog, 
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