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About Josh Catone

Josh Catone is a freelance writer and entrepreneur from Rhode Island, USA. He is the co-founder of the web's largest community dedicated to Ruby on Rails development, Rails Forum.

Recent Articles by Josh Catone

  • So Long, Farewell, auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye

    So, yesterday was officially my last day at ReadWriteWeb. I know what you're all thinking: "Uh, so why are you posting today? Just get outta here already!" Okay, okay, you got me. But this is my 747th post at ReadWriteWeb, and I just couldn't bring myself to leave without saying goodbye (and apologize in advance...


  • Facebook Improves Messaging: Adds Search

    Facebook announced last night that it was adding search to the Inbox feature of its site. According to Facebook engineer Prashant Malik, Inbox search was something the company knew they needed for a long time, and was heavily requested by users. Search is one of the fundamental features that any email-like messaging system needs, and...


  • Ameritocracy: Crowdsourced Campaign Clarity - 100 Invites

    Ameritocracy, which just launched into invite-only public beta, is a new political site that helps people cut through the noise and rate and review political information for credibility and relevance. The site helps users to sort through the sea of information we're pummeled with via the media each day and pull out the more credible...


  • Hakia Announces Semantic API

    Semantic search engine Hakia today announced a set of APIs that opens up their natural language processing and search platform to developers. Hakia's Syndication Web Services really comes in two parts: search queries, which allow developers to add web search functionality leveraging Hakia's five billion page index, and XML feed calls, which give developers access...


  • Vint Cerf: High Oil Prices Could Help the Web

    While some of our European readers may snicker if I were to complain about having to pay $4.10/gallon to fill up my car's gas tank, the fact is that across the world many people are feeling pressure at the pump. There are some who argue that the environmental benefits of high gas prices, which are...


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