July 2009 Archives
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Twitter just announced its new home page redesign complete with trending topics and search. Publicly launched at the 2006 South by South tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/twitter_redesigns_as_streaming_trends_site.php'; tweetmeme_source = 'rww'; West interactive
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It's a common fact of life that many work-related conflicts can be solved over a drink. Thousands of secrets have been divulged under the tawdry yellow light of an Amstel
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Multiple reports tonight say that Microsoft and Yahoo! will announce a deal tomorrow wherein Microsoft's Bing will become the new Yahoo! search engine and Yahoo! will sell ads against those
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Apple recently countered against the Electronic Frontiers Foundation's request to the US Copyright Office to make an exemption to tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/iphone_jailbreak_irony_apples_own_history_of_phone.php'; tweetmeme_source = 'rww'; the DMCA and permit iPhone
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Microsoft just launched Page Hunt, a game that presents web pages to players and asks that they guess key words to hunt them down. In the past, RWW has covered
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69% of respondents to a new poll performed last month say they don't know enough about Twitter to have an opinion about its future. That might sound pretty dismal after
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UK government officials won't have to rely on randomly tweeting without any official guidance anymore. Neil Williams, the Head of Corporate Digital Channels at the Department for Business, Innovation and
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New York based video startup, blip.tv made a series of partnership announcements this morning at a live press conference held in the company's offices. Today, blip.tv is expanding their distribution
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Yesterday, Swedish music service Spotify announced their application's submission to Apple iTunes App Store. Spotify, which already boasts over 6 million users in Europe, is somewhat of an iTunes alternative
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