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The Importance of Being Your Own gTLD
Back in the 90s, it was a good thing to have your own dot com domain. But that isn't good enough for some companies, and over the summer ICANN made
4chan's Chris Poole: Facebook & Google Are Doing It Wrong
Chris Poole delivered the most powerful 10 minutes of Web philosophy of the afternoon at Web 2.0. The man formerly known as moot - founder of anonymous image sharing den
The Data Frame: Reporting From the Web 2.0 Summit
Conferences are a strange part of the Web's future, where important stuff happens offline. The big sessions might be streamed live, but there's a reason the in-person parts tend to
AOL's MapQuest Social Network Launches Tomorrow [Updated]
We've been watching with some interest - shall we say - as AOL attempts to secretly prepare for a MapQuest social network called mqVibe. It hasn't been announced yet, but
Big Question (Answered): "Were You on the Internet in 1995?"
After seeing today's "Facebook is as Big as the Internet of 2004" story, and the graph of internet users beginning in 1995, I began to think back to my own
OpenStack Leader: Open Source Needs to Rethink Its Priorities
Philosophically, the open source concept borrows some selected elements from socialism. It upholds a notion of the "common good," it eschews the appearance of authority or hierarchy, and it often
AOL Is Building A MapQuest Social Network Called mqVibe
Something cool is coming to your neighborhood. AOL appears to be preparing us for some kind of neighborhood-based social network built around MapQuest (remember them?). It has registered a bunch
How Facebook Ate the Web
There wasn't a lot of outright prophecy emerging from the Dreamforce conference three weeks ago, but Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff did say this: "Facebook is eating the Web. And the
Weekly Wrap-up: Wikileaks, Google Plus, Facebook and More...
Despite the Google Plus announcements and the passionate responses to Facebook's f8 conference, the biggest story to hit ReadWriteWeb this week was that Wadah Khanfar, the director of Al
Facebook, the New AOL
Remember the last time when an Internet site tried to be all things to all people, limit the way that they accessed their content, and tried to make themselves into
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