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Content Renaissance On The Web
Is it just me, or is CONTENT making a comeback on the Web? I've been reading a lot of the Web 2.0 blogging and I sense, even from across the
Using Google Apps? 5 Ways to Avoid Getting Hacked
Security is one of the biggest concerns for business owners when deciding whether to use an online service like Google Apps. So what are the best ways to protect yourself
Creator of Gmail Leaves Facebook, Joins Y Combinator as Partner
Y Combinator, the seed investing and startup incubating powerhouse, announced this morning that it has added its first two new investment partners since launching five years ago. They are: Paul
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- Amazon Plans Music Service To Rival iTunes (nice opportunity for server-->device integration here... among the plans: Amazon-branded portable music players for retailers and a subscription service) - MySpace goes mobile
MoFuse Creates Mobile Version of Your Website
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/MoFuse_Creates_Mobile_Version_of_Your_Website'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; MoFuse is a new service that many publishers today have a need for. MoFuse stands for "Mobile Fusion" and it
Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up, 25 Apr - 1 May 2005
sponsored by: This week: Google turns up the heat, Yahoo burns to be a media bigco, Microsoft's 64-bit light at the end of the tunnel, blogging media empires warm their
Amazon and Facebook Have Become Unwitting Platform Evangelists for Android
There is a general thought going around the Internet that by making Android open source, Google has lost control of the platform as companies like Amazon and Facebook use to
Points of Presence
- IDG CEO quoted in Wired: "Every blogger is a rock band without a record contract." (I guess I'm supposed to dislike that comparison, but strangely it agrees with me...
CoRank Relaunches: Create Your Own Digg
digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/tech_news/CoRank_Relaunches_Create_Your_Own_Digg'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; When CoRank launched in March it was a social news ranking site (like Digg) that filtered news based on your
RSS and The Big 3
I've been following what the 3 big Internet companies have been doing with RSS and I largely agree with Dave Winer's recent assessment: "Yahoo is dashing in front, with Microsoft
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