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Memiary: Save Your Life From the Oblivion of Forgetfulness
I don't remember what I did last Monday, do you? I'd have to think pretty hard to remember what I did even on my last birthday, and that was only
Facebook's Tornado Unleashes Version 1.0 on The Web
Want to turn your website into a storm of real-time user activity? Another way to do so has just arrived. The real-time web framework called Tornado, which Facebook open sourced
The iPad App That Went Too Far: Media Says Cease & Desist to Personalized Magazine Zite
Aggregation and curation are seductive arts - they feel like they're within anyone's reach, they seem limited only by imagination and discerning taste and they can create a magical experience
Geolocating Bribery
Bribespot has developed a geolocation app that is unfortunately useful. It allows users to note attempts at bribery by public officials and pin it to a location. An international outfit
Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up, 21-27 Mar 2005
This week: ETech notes, Yahoo love-in, Web 2.0 acquisition deals continue, Hacking Web 2.0, ubiquitous storage. ETech Takeaways I was on holiday the week ETech occurred, so I've been spending
SXSW Panel: Beyond Aggregation
One of the more popular panels at SXSW Interactive this year was one called Beyond Aggregation. The panel included our very own Marshall Kirkpatrick, as well as Gabe Rivera (Techmeme),
6 Web Apps To Get You Through A Slow News Day
Sometimes, news on the web is noticeably slow - especially in the weekends. It's ironic in a way, considering that millions of articles get written everyday and many go unnoticed. To
The Codeless Website: Four Awesome Tools for Creating Cool, No-Tech Sites
Sometimes, even HTML is just too hard. In this postmodern world, we're all professionally fragmented jacks of all trades, and few of us have the patience (read: OCD) for learning
BuiltWith.com Technology Profiler Launches Today
digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/tech_news/BuiltWith_com_Technology_Profiler_Launches_Today'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; A new technology profiling web application from Australia, BuiltWith.com, launched today. BuiltWith.com is an interesting site that reveals the behind
Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up, 16-22 May 2005
sponsored by: This week: Summary of Google Factory Tour, Recruitment 2.0, Rollups, Techie post of the week, Web 1.0 Summit. Google Factory Tour The Factory Tour and accompanying webcast received
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