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I'm pleased to announce the second network blog under the Read/WriteWeb umbrella, AltSearchEngines. This blog will be focused on search engines, in particular the hundreds of 'alternative' search engines that Continue reading »

Thank you to our sponsors, for supporting Read/WriteWeb's mission to provide quality and original news and analysis about Web Technology. We make it a point to always write thoughtful posts Continue reading »

I'm pleased to announce the first network blog to launch under the Read/WriteWeb banner - last100. We have more network blogs launching soon, all with the aim of leveraging Read/WriteWeb's Continue reading »

Thank you to our sponsors, for supporting Read/WriteWeb and helping us grow. Keep an eye out for some news on that front later tonight... Wild Apricot offers Web-based Membership Management

I'm on holiday all this week and during that time Josh Catone will be Guest Editor of Read/WriteWeb. You may remember Josh from such posts as Internet Killed The Television

Yesterday, 20 April, was the 4th anniversary of Read/WriteWeb's first official post (although I first tinkered with blogging in March 2002). It's amazing how much has happened in the last Continue reading »

Post Web 2.0 Expo, time to get back to work and thank our sponsors. Also of course thanks to our readers and writers! Read/WriteWeb's sponsors are: Wild Apricot is bringing

A quick thanks to our readers and sponsors, for supporting Read/WriteWeb's mission to deliver in-depth news and analysis on Web Technology. Also of course thanks to our excellent writers! Our

I hope you'll indulge me in thanking Read/WriteWeb's excellent sponsors, for supporting quality content on Web Technology. Thanks also to R/WW's super-smart authors and our community of readers, which continues