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LinkedIn Platform to Be a Closed One
Everyone is jumping on the Facebook "open platform" bandwagon, but LinkedIn can at least say it was among the first to issue copycat-intent statements shortly after the Facebook event.
Wikileaks' Leaks Leaked: Norwegian Paper Has All the Cables and None of the Restrictions (UPDATED)
Norway's largest newspaper, Aftenposten, claims to have access to all 250,000 of Wikileaks' diplomatic cables. Norwegian business publication Dagens it reported the claim today. Aftenposten editor Ole Erik Almlid refused
Three More Microsoft WPF News Readers Launched: Forbes, Seattle PI, Daily Mail
Following on from the New York Times Reader last year, made with Microsoft's rich presentation technology WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation), three more big media companies have released Web/desktop News Readers
Geospatial Humanities: Using Location Tech to Rebuild the Past
We've covered the use of web-, mobile- and location-technologies in the service of the humanities a great deal here at ReadWriteWeb. In fact, my beat, "the culture of technology and
January was a Great Month for Tax and Travel Sites
We already knew that Facebook had usurped Yahoo's spot as the Web's second-most visited website in the U.S. in January, but today, Web analytics firm Compete also released its data
Subscribe to Parts of HTML Pages with Superfeedr Fragments
Last month, real-time feed service Superfeedr introduced the option to subscribe to any type of arbitrary content - such as static HTML pages, V Cards, JSON and more. This
Media Cloud Leverages Calais to Track News Trends
Media Cloud, a new project from the Berkman Center at Harvard University, has an ambitious goal: It will do the heavy lifting of analyzing stories from thousands of traditional news
Wow, How Did Cuil Get So Much Publicity on Day 1?!
An alternative search engine launched last night. It's called Cuil and, if you're a reader of tech blogs and/or the New York Times, you've no doubt been hammered with the
Paperboy 2.0: Using the Cloud to Get Paid for Application and Content Subscriptions
For content and application developers there is more opportunity than ever to monetize subscriptions. The Apple App Store has sparked a revolution in the mobile space generating billions of dollars
WordPress Wants Your Help With Usability Testing
If there's one thing that social software can never get enough of, it's usability testing. Good old WordPress has the advantage of a global community of super loyal fans to
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