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OPML Resources for ReadWriteWeb Readers
As you may have heard, we're big fans of RSS here at ReadWriteWeb. We've covered many RSS readers, aggregators, sites, and services in the past and have provided RSS tips
Search War: Yahoo! Opens Its Search Engine to Attack Google With An Army of Verticals
Yahoo! is taking a bold step tonight: opening up its index and search engine to any outside developers who want to incorporate Yahoo! Search's content and functionality into search engines
Weekly Wrapup, 1-5 October 2007
Sponsor: Here is a summary of the week's Web Tech action on Read/WriteWeb. Note that you can subscribe to the Weekly Wrapups, either via the special RSS feed or by
eeggi: The Intelligent Retrieving, Responding and Discovering Engine
This post was syndicated from Alt Search Engines, our alternative and niche search engines blog. Editor's Note: the style of this post is different to what we'd normally do here,
Retrospective: My Day Without Google Fails to Impress
Yesterday was AltSearchEngine's Day Without Google, which challenged users to drop the big 5 search engines (Google, Yahoo!, MSN/Live, Ask, and AOL) for an entire day, and instead use an
AfterVote To Launch New Social Features & Revenue Sharing
As you may recall, Alternative Search Engine (ASE) AfterVote (AV) was the Search Engine of the Month in April (posted May 01, 2007). AfterVote is run by three guys who
2007 Half-Year Web Technology Report: A's for Google and Facebook
As it's halfway through 2007, let's take a look back on the highlights of the first half of the year. How is 2007 shaping up in terms of web technology
Best Technology Innovation / Achievement - Review of the 5 Crunchies Finalists
One of the categories at next week's Crunchies awards show, which ReadWriteWeb is co-hosting, is Best technology innovation / achievement. The 5 finalists in that category are: Earthmine, Like,
After Cuil, Blekko Will Be More Careful - But Does It Matter?
My first post for ReadWriteWeb, just over 1 year ago, started with the premise that search was “game over”, that Google had won and the only space left was (re)search
Brand Squatting: What To Do About It?
A couple of days ago I received the following email, from a Mr Vladislav Sobolev, who I'd never heard of before: "Hi, I am going to launch ReadWriteWeb.mobi, the
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