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IE is dead - long live Longhorn
A hot topic in the blogging world recently has been: is Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser dead? Ironically, most of the good stuff to read has been via "Comments" forms - ie readers
4chan Founder: Anonymity is Authenticity
As the creator of one of the Internet's most base, vile and creative websites, 4chan founder Chris Poole knows a little bit about the effects of user identity on user
On Twitter, Information Beats Sentiment
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University recently revealed the results of a study which looked into how people were using Twitter to talk about products. Companies, of course, fear what a
Reddit Proves Donations Can Work: Site Gets New Features, Server
Remember that whole thing, where social news and bookmark site Reddit came out asking its users for donations without offering any specific features or much of anything in return? Well,
Newspaper Wants Readers to Pay to Comment
Earlier this year, the Sun Chronicle, a small Massachusetts-based newspaper, closed down comments on its website after discussions in the paper's comment section got out of hand. Now, in order
Big Question (Answered): What Else is There to Cloud Computing?
We covered Microsoft's comments on virtualization and cloud computing earlier this week. Microsoft says that virtualization isn't cloud computing, but that opens up a new question: Just what is
idAuth: Proposed Push Identity-Data Relationship Standard
How can people be sure that a blog comment left by "Bill Gates" is from the real Bill Gates? How does your lifestream aggregator know? Web developer Kyle Brady, creator
FCC Tweets and Blogs for National Broadband Plan
The Federal Communications Commission launched a Twitter account and Blogband - a blog that will chronicle the progress and development of the National Broadband Plan. Said FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski,
FanFeedr Gives Sports Fans Personalized News Aggregator
In a fairytale case of ask-and-ye-shall-receive, we issued a call for sports-related apps, and startup FanFeedr answered that call. FanFeedr allows users to select topics of interest and find (hopefully)
Competition: Win a Free Pass to Web 2.0 Expo
ReadWriteWeb has 2 tickets to next week's Web 2.0 Expo to give away, courtesy of Technorati. These are full conference passes, worth $1,895 each, so they will get you into
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