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Thursday, October 05, 2006
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SlideShare -- the YouTube of PowerPoint

SlideShare launches today -- the YouTube of Powerpoint. While Powerpoint destroys thought, so does TV. And misgivings aside, slides can be an art form in and of itself. They are objects you spin stories around. It is easy to embed a presentation and player within a site, blog or wiki.

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SlideShare brings PowerPoint to the Web-sharing world

Writely and Google Spreadsheets are fast becoming a regular part of my mobile life, and now here's SlideShare jumping into the mix. (TechCrunch this morning turned me on to it.)

SlideShare is a bit different from some of the other "Office-killer" apps popping up across the Web (and ZohoShow and Thumbstacks are also players). Rather than being a direct assault on Word and Excel, these PowerPoint sharing tools are more what YouTube is to a video editing app: the next step in the process. After you've done the heavy lifting and created a presentation, they let you share it without having to send a bunch of thick e-mails around.

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