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Voting is now closed for the Best Technology Blog, but there is a potential vote rigging controversy afoot. The site currently states: "RESULTS ARE NOT FINAL FOR THIS POLL! This Continue reading »

There are a lot of ways to send large files online. One my favorites is Senduit from Davidville (the Tumblr guys), which I wrote about in April. I like its Continue reading »

This week's poll asks: will Facebook join Google's OpenSocial? The results so far: Yes 45% No 46% Open What? 9% From the comments on our original post, the 'Yes' camp

The team over at Live.com Translation have released a very simple tool that allows anyone to put a drop-down translation menu on their website. Here's a live example, entered

The much hyped web drama "Quarterlife," which is set to debut on MySpace on November 12, may be making the jump to television as a result of the Hollywood

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/offbeat_news/When_Patrick_Met_Camille_New_York_Romance_Unfolds_Online'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Sunday night, Patrick Moberg, a 21-year-old web designer from Brooklyn, was riding the number 5 train from Union Square in Continue reading »

There's content news all around this morning. Microsoft just announced the launch of a new blog for its forthcoming Office Live Workspace Community, Glenn Close has launched a blog

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/YouTube_Releases_Multi_file_Uploader_Raises_File_Limits_to_1_GB'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; YouTube just announced the availability for Windows users of a desktop uploader (install page here). Users will now be able