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Rupert Murdoch's The Daily Finally Hits Newsstands (Or Rather, iPads)
After much anticipation, Rupert Murdoch's latest media project, The Daily, finally held its launch event today in New York City. Originally scheduled for January 19, the event was delayed due
I Worked on the AOL Content Farm & It Changed My Life
Five years ago this week I began writing for AOL's blog network Weblogs Inc. I wrote 5 technology news stories each day and was paid a mere $5 per article.
Twitter Hires Bing's Principal Scientist Away From Microsoft
Alek Kołcz, Principal Scientist at Microsoft's search engine Bing, appears to have left the company and joined Twitter this week. Kołcz's Twitter messages are protected and he hasn't changed any
U.S. Announces 120,000 iPad Users Had Data Stolen
U.S. investigators will be holding a press conference this afternoon to announce criminal charges related to the alleged theft of email addresses and other personal information from 120,000 iPad users.
Discover New Music Blogs With Extension.FM's New Recommender
Nothing beats a good recommendation for a new band to listen to, but a recommendation for a new music blog to read can be a gift that keeps on giving.
Social News Site Reddit Reports 200%+ Growth in 2010
Social news site Reddit posted year-end numbers this afternoon including January and December page view stats that climbed from 250 million pageviews to more than 3X that number, 829 million.
Best BigCo of 2010: Facebook
At the end of every year, ReadWriteWeb reviews the progress (or otherwise) of big Internet organizations and names one of them our 'Best BigCo.' We started this tradition in 2004,
Most Promising Company For 2011: SimpleGeo
Yesterday we selected our Best LittleCo of 2010, the light blogging service Tumblr. In this post we select a company that we think has the potential to be Best LittleCo
2011 Predictions: Richard MacManus
Over December we've reviewed the top Web products and developments of 2010. Now it's time to look ahead to 2011. The ReadWriteWeb team is always thinking about what's next, so
Microsoft Offers Unfinished HTML5 Features in Internet Explorer 9 for Developers Only
Microsoft is now offering features for Internet Explorer 9 for developers wishing to work with parts of HTML5 that have particularly unstable specifications. This allows Microsoft to keep Internet
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