"When traveling or working remotely, it can be frustrating not to have access to the online favorites or "bookmarks" you've stored on your computer.

But there's an easy way around that: "social bookmarking"sites that catalog those links and allow you to access them from anywhere on the Web.

At popular sites del.icio.us    furl.net  and  blinklist.com  you can import your existing Internet Explorer, Safari or Firefox favorites right from your browser and then easily add additional favorites to your list over time.

With each of these sites,you start by signing up for a free account that you can access from any computer connected to the Internet.
As part of the process, a button is typically added to your browser toolbar for use in marking future sites for inclusion.
You can generally choose to store each bookmark as either a private link or a public one that other users can view.

Social bookmarking makes it easy to share Web sites with coworkers and family members-and also total strangers.
Indeed, another essential aspect of these sites is that they allow you to see the Web sites, online articles, videos and blog posts that are being bookmarked by the largest number of other participants.

Sites that are particularly oriented to that use of social bookmarking:  bluedot.us   technorati.com and digg.com

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