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Ubiquity



By Vangie Beal
A piece of mash-up software by Mozilla Foundation that can be used to paste data from multiple sources together in a Web page or e-mail. The page or e-mail has live content embedded into it, rather than external links. For example, a person could use Ubiquity could contain a Google maps entry showing off a local restaurant for a meeting, and then pasting in reviews from Yelp.com, the user reviews site.

See "Mozilla's Ubquity Mash-up: For The Masses?" on internetnews.com









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