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Press Coverage
"Cogitum Co-Citer is an elegantly simple, but very powerful application that's an admirable replacement for Internet Explorer's Favorites. "
Bookmarks with Brawn, by Chris Sherman.
LockerGnome
...Just highlight the text you want, right click, and select "Grab Selected Text." That's all there is to it. ...If only my real life could be this organized.
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GnomeDOWNLOADS, by Chris Pirillo
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NETSURFER SCIENCE
More Signal, Less Noise |
...we recommend Cogitum's Co-Citer, a free - free, we say - citation tool. Install Co-Citer and it hovers transparently while you browser. See a resource-rich site? A pithy quote? Highlight the text that caught your eye, right-click on the highlighting, choose "Grab selected text" from the extended menu, and Co-Citer records the URL, the page title, and the text. Better yet, it allows you to annotate the selection. Close the little pop-up and Bob's your uncle. Back you go to what you were doing. See another site, another quote. Repeat as necessary. Co-Citer stores it all. To retrieve, open Co-Citer. It's all there. And, need we repeat, free. We love it.
Reviewers' Choice. It Helps Being in the Know
OASIS
"Cogitum LC announced today the pre-release of BannerML, a new language for creating user-friendly descriptions of products advertised in Internet banners. BannerML would allow advertisers to attach additional text information to banners. It is targeted to the end-user, and it describes recommended fields (tags) of information about the advertised product. Text marked using BannerML would be delivered directly to the user's computer without any serious changes in current banner delivery technology..."
The XML Cover Pages
...Overall, I loved this program, unusual praise from someone who usually thinks shareware is a waste of time. The interface was simple and elegant, the program (once I got it to work) performed well -- and it saved me a lot of time and effort...
They're (Not) Only Words, by Karen J. Bannan
...I liked being able to publish all of the images in an HTML file, so I could click around the Web, create a shopping list, and send it to my friends and family using a button at the top of the page...
Tie An Image to a Site, by Karen J. Bannan
Potomac Tech Journal
Cogitum, of Reston, Va., reported the launch of its Co-Citer, which it touts as the first product in the new niche of Internet content organizers...
Cogitum Launches Free Co-Citer Content Software, by David Hubler
LockerGnome
...With Co-Tracker, you can window shop online and save any item's "vital stats" -- in case you don't feel like whipping out the ol' plastic at that moment...
GnomePROGRAM, by Chris Pirillo
Potomac Tech Journal
...The product will allow users to "grab" images on the Internet and store them in a personal database. Users can then create their own libraries of images, charts and banner ads and sort, view and select them in a variety of ways...
Cogitum Launches Free Image Product, by Fayzal Benhassain
