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Why Wikipedia Should Be Trusted As A Breaking News Source
Most any journalism professor, upon mention of Wikipedia, will immediately launch into a rant about how the massively collaborative online encyclopedia can't be trusted. It can, you see, be edited
Who Owns All These Comments? You? Us? Someone Else?
Hank Williams relates a story about one of Robert Scoble's comments on FriendFeed being deleted after the author of the blog post he was commenting one removed his FriendFeed account.
StumbleUpon Releases New Widget for Publishers
Content aggregation and ranking engine StumbleUpon is releasing a new widget for publishers today that can be placed on a website or blog to help users find meaningful content relevant
VideoCrawler: AT&T Launches its Own Video Search Engine
It is not quite clear to us how a video search engine fits into AT&T's portfolio, but the telecom giant just launched VideoCrawler, a video search engine it developed in
Epic Fail: Startup Lemons Turned to Lemonade
When so many conferences feature CEOs rehashing their past successes, FailCon does exactly the opposite. The event asks successful founders, investors and developers to discuss their past blunders and what
Zoho Announces Notebook - "Not Just Online OneNote"
Disclosure: Zoho is a sponsor of R/WW. At DEMO today Zoho, the Web Office suite company, will announce an interesting new preview product called Zoho Notebook. I was given a
New Tech Spec Licensing Agreement Could Open Floodgates of Web Innovation
After 18 months of negotiation, the Open Web Foundation, a group made up of 106 employees of Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, some small startups and their lawyers, today released a
Favrd Shuts Down - Not Twitter's Last Laugh (Thank you, Textism)
Favrd, a site which aggregated the most popular starred tweets, has closed down. The site was a favorite of Twitter humorists, people who use Twitter mainly to express their wit.
Twitter and Google Reveal How the World Tweeted, Searched in 2010
It's that time of year once again for the litany of year-end reviews. We're writing our own here at ReadWriteWeb, of course. But today both Google and Twitter announced their
Personal Info Aggregator Rapleaf Hires Chief Privacy Officer
Rapleaf, the personal information aggregation service, has brought on a new member of the team to serve as general counsel and chief privacy officer. For the San Francisco startup that
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