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Report: In Emergencies, People Turn to Facebook
A study that will appear in tomorrow's New Scientist magazine found that social media sites, blogs, and instant messaging services were better at connecting people and providing warnings during emergencies
Whatever Happened To... Newsvine
Two years ago social news site Newsvine was acquired by MSNBC, the Microsoft/NBC joint venture. The site had launched publicly in March 2006 and was considered to be one of
Top Polish Web 2.0 Apps (including Coke's 43Things!)
This has turned into a very enjoyable series, profiling web products being built all over the world! The latest list is for Poland, courtesy of Sebastian Kwiecien - who runs
How Japanese Newspapers are Trying to Save Themselves
Hint: They're Using iPhone Apps The newspaper industry is in a downward death spiral, having been severely impacted by new technologies, the ubiquity of internet access, and a rise in
Weekly Wrapup, 28 Jan - 1 Feb 2008
Here is a summary of the week in Web technology on ReadWriteWeb. Reminder to PR people and startups: If you would like ReadWriteWeb to consider covering your product, you
The Arab Spring: A Status Report on Tunisia, Egypt and Bahrain
The Arab Spring - the Jasmine Revolution - the hashtag revolts - the uprisings in the Arab World: whatever you call them, they're ongoing and as long as they go
Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up, 13-19 June 2005 - International Special
sponsored by: This week: An International Web 2.0 Special! In this week's Wrap-Up, I'm going to focus on international (read: non-US) Web 2.0 activities. The US and San Francisco in
Eight Companies With the Potential to Disrupt the Media
Pete Erickson is trying to become the go-to man that brings innovators and industries together. Through his Disruptathon series, he travels North America, putting on one-day events where entrepreneurs compete
Confirmed, Facebook Automatically Bans Users: This Week in Online Tyranny
As we wrote a couple of weeks ago, Facebook has a "crowd-sourced" way of handling complaints. If a certain number of users register complaints against another user, that user is
A New Facebook? Collegiate Nation Offers Private Alternative for Students Only
Remember when you had to have an @edu email address to gain entry into Facebook's once-closed social network? Those days are no more, but a new social network pitching itself
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