ReadWriteWeb: March 2007 Archives

Written by Jay Fortner / March 18, 2007 8:17 PM / 3 Comments

Adobe will launch the first public alpha version of its Apollo platform later tonight - Ryan Stewart got the news out first. Apollo is the code name for the much Continue reading »

Techcrunch Gets a CEO - Blogs Big Business Now

Written by Richard MacManus / March 18, 2007 4:12 PM / 7 Comments

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Well here I am joining a Techmeme scrum ;-) The big news today is that Michael Arrington announced a CEO for Techcrunch - Heather Harde, who is currently the SVP Continue reading »

Weekly Wrapups Email Newsletter and RSS Feed

Written by Richard MacManus / March 17, 2007 8:23 PM / 5 Comments

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Every Friday afternoon PST, Read/WriteWeb publishes a Weekly Wrapup of news, reviews and analysis from the past week. I know a lot of people are too busy with their jobs

Weekly Wrapup, 12-16 March 2007

Written by Richard MacManus / March 16, 2007 2:45 PM

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Here is a summary of the week's Web Tech action on Read/WriteWeb. Analysis Posts Google Interview This week Read/WriteWeb finally got an interview with Google, something I've been wanting for Continue reading »

Summize: Enhancing Search With Heatmaps

Written by Alex Iskold / March 16, 2007 2:50 AM / 8 Comments

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We wrote about Abdur Chowdhury in our recent coverage of the Open Data 2007 Workshop. Until recently he was running AOL Search, but left to start a new venture. Abdur Continue reading »

Adobe Remix on Photobucket

Written by David Lenehan / March 16, 2007 2:48 AM / 1 Comments

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Adobe recently announced they are to bring out online versions of some of their desktop software suite, including Photoshop, within the next 6 months. The first place we can get Continue reading »

Rating the Memetrackers: Redux

Written by Richard MacManus / March 15, 2007 3:22 PM / 12 Comments

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13 months ago Read/WriteWeb published a review post about the leading "meme trackers" - i.e. sites that cluster and filter the latest tech news. My conclusion at that time Continue reading »

PureVideo and The Rise of Online Video Portals

Written by Richard MacManus / March 15, 2007 1:33 PM / 3 Comments

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With the proliferation of online video (yes there is more than just YouTube out there!), the opportunity has arisen for portal players that provide a 'one stop shop' for online Continue reading »

We Dig TV Brings Television Game Shows To The Web

Written by Richard MacManus / March 15, 2007 3:16 AM / 10 Comments

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A new website called We Dig TV is transforming TV game shows and re-making them for the internet. The site converts tv programs and formats into Internet tv shows, making Continue reading »

Poll: Why is there no advertising with YouTube videos?

Written by Richard MacManus / March 15, 2007 3:14 AM / 3 Comments

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In yesterday's post about Google, a follow-up to this week's interview with Matt Cutts, we wrote that Google is still searching for a way to measure relevancy for video -

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