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- The "Real" SXSW (it seems that live blogging is beside the point at an SXSW... I say that after fruitless searches tonight for the winners of the awards --

Photo books are clearly one of the hot gifts this year, and web analytics firm Compete took a closer look at the state of this market today. According to Compete,

Read/WriteWeb's Web 2.0 Summit coverage sponsored by Yahoo! At last year's Web 2.0 Conference, a much discussed panel was one featuring a group of teenagers telling everyone what Web

Exactly one week after the announcement of its nook e-book reader, Barnes & Noble today announced that it will also sell the Plastic Logic QUE proReader. The QUE will be

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Vint_Cerf_to_Step_Down_from_ICANN'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Vint Cerf, who led a team in the 1970s that created the TCP/IP protocols and is commonly thought of as

Hardly a day went by this week without a major new announcement in the eBook and eReader arena. The wireless eReaders from Sony and the Irex/Barnes & Noble partnership were

Pew has released its analysis of how the Internet will evolve over the next 14 or so years (2020). I'm inclined to agree with Om Malik that the conclusions

In this final instalment of my interview with Tim O'Reilly (see also: Part 1 & Part 2), we discuss eBooks, social networking, collaboration and Remix culture. This is probably my

In Japan, mobile phone novels called "keitai shousetus" have become so successful that they accounted for half of the ten best-selling novels in 2007. Here in the Western world several

Adobe and Lexcycle, the company behind the popular Stanza eBook application, announced today that they are working together with the Internet Archive on turning the Stanza online catalog system into