We have already discussed Yahoo! Travel and TripAdvisor from a Web 3.0 perspective. Continuing our look at the online travel industry we will evaluate Travelocity next. Travelocity, launched in 1996, Continue reading »

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to hear Chris DiBona, the Open Source Program Manager at Google, speak at a TiE Pittsburgh event. At the event, Chris Continue reading »

We have been discussing the online travel industry and have covered Yahoo! Travel from a Web 3.0 perspective already. Here we take a look at the offering from online travel Continue reading »

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Editor's Note: It might be helpful to read Sramana Mitra's Overview of the Online Travel Space prior to reading this review. In this article we will analyze the Yahoo! Travel Continue reading »

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To all hypochondriacs who yearn to make their imagined ailments seem more legit, pay attention. There exists a website that tells you what's currently making people in your area sick. Continue reading »

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Reports from Forrester and The Leading Edge Forum serve as bookends portending either to a bubble bursting, or the next golden era. Who's right? We will find out, but technology Continue reading »

Written by Nitin Karandikar What do you get when you combine WebEx with Second Life, with a dash of LinkedIn thrown in? The answer might very well be a new Continue reading »