December 2008 Archives
HTML 5 is the upcoming major revision of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML), the main method of marking up content for sharing on the World Wide Web. HTML's development stopped
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National Public Radio (NPR) here in the US has some great audio content and the offering got even better today with the release of a new "mix your own" podcast
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Every day, hundreds of articles appear in academic journals and very little of this information is available to the public. Now, RNA Biology has decided to ask every author who
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Editor's Note: This list was contributed by Steve O'Hear, editor of last100, a former RWW network blog. There was lots of activity in the digital lifestyle space in 2008, with
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Use of the internet by the top 100 US newspapers changed radically in 2008, according to the annual report of the industry released today by analysts The Bivings Group. The
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Last week marked the 3rd anniversary of Yahoo's acquisition of the most popular social bookmarking site it the world, Delicious. Has Yahoo! made the most of it? One more indication
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Given the current economic climate, everybody is looking for some positive news, and according to the latest data from online metrics service Compete, the top online retailers in the U.S.
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Commentary on this week's management changes at LinkedIn implied that a shake-up was needed to make LinkedIn more like Facebook. As somebody who has used LinkedIn extensively and spoken to
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What's going on with the 3D web? At one point, it was being heralded as the next big thing. Is that still the case? Take for example, the virtual world
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In the Northern Hemisphere, with holidays on the way and snow flying, we're in the midst of the ski and snowboard season. But we're also in the midst of something
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