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Across the Read/WriteWeb Network
Not quite across the universe, as John Lennon sung it, but here are some highlights from the Read/WriteWeb Network: MySpace: Hot or Not? - Alex Iskold explores the current state
Read/WriteWeb Files: Online Music
Every week we have a feature called Read/WriteWeb Files, in which we investigate a current hot topic or company in Web technology. This week we're going to focus on Online
Across the Read/WriteWeb Network
It's been a very busy Monday on Read/WriteWeb - so here's a recap of the day's posts, plus Network highlights: Top News - Attention - NewsGator and Bloglines Join APML
Google Search Has 90% Market Share in France - Could This Happen Worldwide?
Our network blog AltSearchEngines reports that Google has around 90% search engine market share in France (well, 89.98% to be exact!). The next biggest is Yahoo ! (3.17%), followed by
Comment of the Day: Google Vulnerable, But Not From Lack of Features
We had a lot of great comments today, but the winner is from our post How Vulnerable is Google on Search?. The premise was that Google hasn't changed search in
Will ManagedQ Be Disruptive to Search?
ManagedQ is a new search search that provides a visual interface to Google's results (see our full review on AltSearchEngines here). Since ManagedQ's results come directly from Google, there's no
Using Semantic Search to Cure Disease, Prevent Animal Testing
One of the big trends in 2008 has been the emergence of what I call Semantic Apps - a kind of 'Web 2.0 Meets Semantic Web' app typified by startups
WonderHowTo: How-To Videos in Your Sidebar
WonderHowTo aggregates and curates a large database of instructional videos from all over the Internet. It employs a number of editors who search the web for good how-to videos and
Code Search Engine Krugle Announces Partnership With Amazon
Krugle, the eponymous code search engine launched by Ken Krugler in June 2006, is announcing today a partnership with Amazon to provide enterprise code search for Amazon's Web Services developer
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