Zoho Adds Macros and Pivot Tables to Online Spreadsheets. you can write your macros in old school VB and it recompiles it into java. I’m sure the Excel online team is quietly shitting their pants.

Which Weekend? nice little tool for sorting out dates with a large group of people. via josh.

Wesabe Automatic Uploader. i set it up today. that’s right, i gave them my bank password. much nicer since i use safari over firefox.

Springwise: Prefunded, crowdmanaged music festival. get a local sponser and have the audience decide who, when, and where.

Angry Robot: Kick Ass, Take Notes. quick write-up about a couple note-taking web2.0 apps. via ram.

Muxtape + Fluid + AirFoil. turn muxtapes into a stand-alone app and pump it to your airport express.

Comcast, Twitter And The Chicken (trust me, I have a point) “And then I lost my cool, tearing into Comcast on Twitter. [...] Within 20 minutes of my first Twitter message I got a call from a Comcast executive in Philadelphia who wanted to know how he could help”. these are the perks of writing for techcrunch.

jstn.cc : Muxtape, 24 hour mark “8,685 users / 19,731 songs / 35,000 visits / $118.17 on S3″. that’s gotta be getting expensive. via josh.

Muxtape. a simple way to create and share mixtapes. i think their s3 bill is gonna be huge.

hulu

So I’ve been meaning to write-up some thoughts on hulu.com since I got a beta invite back in December. Hulu is a joint venture between NBC and FOX to create a legal online video hub for their content. The main draw of the site is the content. Every show that’s currently on NBC and FOX is regularly updated on hulu. They also have a solid back catalog which including every episode of Arrested Development and a couple seasons of the A-Team. Their also added new content almost every day. The video quality is quite good (fullscreen on my macbook looks fine) and download speeds have been awesome (I’ve only had buffering issues once or twice since december).

The site is nice and clean and has a couple features that I’ve really grown to like. If you close your browser while watching an episode, when you return to that episode it’ll re-queue it 10 seconds before you left last time. I’ve even got into a few shows via hulu which I wouldn’t have watched otherwise (30 Rock and Burn Notice come to mind). It seems the biggest problem with the site is that it’s only available in the US (which will probably drive me nuts soon enough).

Anyways, hulu is no longer in beta and anyone can use it (that is, anyone in the US). I highly recommend checking it out.

Team WhiteBoarding with Twiddla - Painless Team Collaboration for the Web. i’m amazed you can do all that with just ajax.

YouTube APIs and Tools - Google Code. customize the player, control it from javascript, embed it in other flash apps, and some cool features for managing uploaded content.

Kluster: Crowdsourcing platform. jody tried to pitch me this business idea a while back.

dishola. review restaurants by the dish. maybe i’ll find some new gems in seattle this way.

Launch: Backpack Multiuser. 37signals gets into the intranet space (though only for small business’)

Yahoo Live. like youtube, but only live broadcasting. kinda cool.

My first Kiva loan is paid back! « Specs & Spectacle. i should start using kiva.

EveryBlock. local city info. nice looking site with a crazy amount of data. only for chicago, nyc, and san francisco. You can select your street block, for example, and see related actions nearby. pretty cool.

QIK | Streaming video right from your phone. you just need one of these nokia phones. kinda cool.

Stealth Job Site NotchUp Makes Companies Pay To Interview You. that’s right, pay you to interview with them. google and facebook are on the private beta.