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Written by Alex Iskold and edited by Richard MacManus DEMO 2007 has just wrapped up from Palm Desert CA. The companies that demonstrated their products covered a wide spectrum: Web

Today, Appcelerator, a Mountain View-based company that focuses on open source technologies for building rich web applications, announced the first public release of its Titanium platform. The closest analogue to

I don't want to wade into an RSS syntax debate, but I came across a practical example of why to duplicate the Guid and Link elements in your RSS 2.0

Many a neutech hipster looked askance at the huge IBM-plex situated front and center at this year's Web 2.0 conference. No one could deny the hardware/software/services giant's place in tech

Web 2.0 Called; It Says It's Just An Ad Platform Now When we saw drag and drop widget creation service Sprout Builder launch at the DEMO conference a year ago

Another busy week in web tech. Alex Iskold was at DEMOfall06 in San Diego - where emerging technology companies showed their wares - and live-blogged much of the action for

SynthaSite came out of stealth mode today and launched an alpha tech preview of their online web publishing platform. The goal of SynthaSite is to bring the offline functionality of

The Web constantly changes and evolves. That, of course, is what makes the Internet so exciting, but it also means that finding older versions of a website is hard. The

Not too long ago, there were some grumblings about the state of the tech blogosphere and the industry in general. By spending so much time reading Techmeme, Twitter, FriendFeed, and

Bloggers have long used the blogroll as a way of linking to their compatriots and sharing traffic. But a blogroll has always just been just a static list of links,