My Home Pages

Well, did you really think I would give you access to my private homepage ;-)

But what I can do instead is tell you what I do with my pages, using the various modules and privacy settings.

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Be the actor of your future, not the mirror of your past

My interests:: internet, music, travel, web2.0, sailing, golf, start-up, science, fiction, classical
About me:: Having great
fun building Webjam as its CEO after 8 years at Yahoo! in Europe.

My Start Page : is my browser default homepage, where I get my preferred search & shopping engines, a few news feeds and the weather is cities I travel often to (and yes, I have the horoscope module as the audio feed puts me in good mood ;-)
My Mails : one page for my webjam professional mail but also my Yahoo! and Google personal mail accounts (and various test accounts !)
My Industry News pages : just RSS from influential medias, including blogs of course (have put 2 live - look at the navigation bar above)
Competition Watch : RSS from our key competitors like their blog, news (create a RSS feed with Yahoo! news), wikis etc... and bookmarks
My Webjam Dashboard : we have RSSed some of our key stats that appear in specific modules (I can't wait for the graphs)
My "Couple" page : actually shared with my British wife - I travel a lot and sms doesn't do everything, especially when I need some of my blog posts corrected; she is an editor there ;-) but can't correct all of them before I post, so blame me for any mistakes !
My "Family" Homepage : Do you want pictures of your kids all over the net ? I don't ! and am very happy that only close relatives can see them thanks to the community only settings of my blog, richtext and photo module on this page

How do I do it ?

With Webjam you can create up as many community sites as you want for free, so there is room... Just "create" a site from the topbar or replicate one you like
Make sure you make your entire page private from your "setting" tab in edit mode or use the privacy settings on a per module basis in edit mode. You can check who can see what from the little arrow in the "View" button
Link (some of) your pages using the navigation modules (in the tool category). From this page, you can actually see only 4 of my 21 webjam pages. Decide which page should related to other pages.
Modules can be found easily from the green module button on top of your page once you've clicked "edit" in the topbar. Beyond the obvious blog or RSS modules, I recommend the bookmarks and maps (and soon photo) module where you can decide what appears on a per page basis, and let your viewers add more, or replicate them or not

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