This is a guest post by Muhammad Saleem, a social media consultant and a top-ranked community member on multiple social news sites. Digg.com recently had a survey pinned to the Continue reading »

Don't let the headline excite you, there's still no easy way to play poker online from a US-based computer -- at least not with money involved. But today the Continue reading »

Design is a challenging thing for non-designers to wrap our heads around, but we think we know it when we see it done right ("I want it to look 'clean!'"). Continue reading »

Mozilla Labs released what could be an interesting tool this weekend, called Personas for Firefox. It's a browser plug-in that lets you quickly apply different skins to your browser's chrome. Continue reading »

I'm very pleased to announce a brand new design for ReadWriteWeb, including a new look n' feel and new logo. The design was created and implemented by San Francisco design Continue reading »

Here is a quick wrapup of the week's Web Tech action on ReadWriteWeb. For those of you reading this via our website, note that you can subscribe to the Weekly Continue reading »

The British Broadcasting Corporation quietly launched a beta version of their spiffed up new homepage last week. The new page, which the Beeb has dubbed a "lick of paint," draws Continue reading »

Earlier this week we announced our Best BigCo of 2007 as Facebook and our Best LittleCo of 2007 as Twitter. In this post we'll give you our pick for Most Continue reading »

Two popular project management tools for software developers, Assembla and Unfuddle, both made major releases of new services this week. Unfuddle announced an extensive API yesterday, as well as a Continue reading »

The vast majority of the blogosphere exists in the long tail, and as we have often talked about recently, attracting an audience in the long tail is very hard to Continue reading »