At the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, Staff Writer Patrick Miller pinpointed the newest trend in Web applications: Adapting social media networking tools for the workplace. Take a look as he visits the itDuzzit, Engage, and Socialtext booths to check out their newest Web tools.
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