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Can Twitter Power Your Tumblelog?
According to the people at Twimbler, the answer is yes, but we're not so sure we see the point. Twimbler is a new Twitter mashup that uses a special hashtag
Yahoo Releases Firehose of Comments, Ratings & Social Network Activities
Yahoo announced this afternoon a "Yahoo! Updates Firehose service" that will provide a stream of activity gathered from various Web services, from Flickr uploads to YouTube favorites to blog comments
Burying the Digg Clones
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/Burying_the_Digg_Clones'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Editor: This is a guest post by Rogelio Bernal Andreo, founder of CoRank - a service that lets you create
Trendwatching - Wired Or Tired In The Blogosphere
By Alex Iskold Last week Apple's iPhone made a stunning debut. There are very few people who were not blown away by what Steve Jobs showed to the world, from
Digg Plans to Kill the DiggBar & Unban all Domains
Yesterday, Jay Adelson stepped down as the CEO of Digg and was replaced by the company's founder Kevin Rose. Soon after this change of guard, Kevin Rose announced some sweeping
Mobile Firefox Prototype Arrives
The mobile version of the Firefox browser is now available for download in the form of an early prototype. This download of the browser, code-named "Fennec," is only intended for
Top Dutch Web 2.0 Apps
Following on from my post at the end of last week listing the top German web apps, R/WW reader Mark Schoondorp sent me a list of Dutch web apps. Mark
Too Lazy to Click that StumbleUpon Button? Playericious May Be for You
Social bookmarking sites - as many of us know - are a veritable treasure trove of information, especially when it comes to common tags like "howto" or "webdesign." But sometimes,
Calacanis offers to buy out digg users
Netscape boss Jason Calacanis has offered to essentially buy out the top users on Digg, Delicious, Flickr, MySpace, and Reddit for $1000 per month: "We will pay you $1,000 a
Reddit to Mainstream Media: We Ain't "Small" [Infographic]
Social news and bookmark site Reddit has been working lately to battle against its stereotyping as the less-significant, red-headed stepchild to Digg. After Digg-founder Kevin Rose revealed Digg's July traffic
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