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Streamy, which calls itself a "real-time news reading and sharing site," opened its doors today after an 18-month long private beta. Streamy is a mix between an RSS reader, a

Earlier this week a Sydney Morning Herald article claimed that Facebook "may be costing Australian businesses $5 billion a year." The quote is from an analytics firm called SurfControl, in

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

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

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),

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

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

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

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