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I've been trying to figure out a way to do a daily Web 2.0 update with links - without being, you know... one of those blogs that just links to
Poll: Streaming Music Services
This week's RWW Live podcast show (Monday 3.30pm PST) is on the topic of online music. We have 2-3 very special guests (so far we have representatives from Yahoo and
5 copies of 37Signals' Getting Real book to give away
Web design firm 37Signals has kindly given me 5 copies of their 171-page PDF book, Getting Real, to give away. Retailing for $19 on the 37Signals website, the book is
In the Name of Engagement: Facebook Auto-Suggests Friends in Status Updates & Comments
Facebook is always looking for small ways to increase user engagement. After all, us Facebook users are unbelievably fickle creatures. For example, out of users that enter more than three
Toonlet: DIY Cartoon Strips Made Social
Toonlet is a new site where you can create your own cartoon strips with customized characters and leave cartoons as comments in response to other peoples' strips. It's fun, fast
Encouraged Commentary: Bringing Natural Conversational Dynamics to Commenting
Commenting on blogs is - by and large - broken. Designed with the hope of proffering interaction among bloggers and readers, commenting has generally devolved into a series of one-off
UPDATED! Poll: Which Instant Messaging Client(s) Do You Use?
Due to demand in the comments, 3 new IM clients have been added to the poll. You can now vote for Pidgin, Miranda, and Apple's iChat. Apologies for omissions! Our
Author Uses Blog Comments to Peer Review Book
Anyone who has scanned the comments at Perez Hilton would understandably be puzzled by the idea of relying on blog readers to peer review a book. The idea seems especially
Facebook Comments Have Been Around for a Year and Haven't Taken Over Yet
Earlier today, everyone was talking about Facebook and how it is "planning to launch a third-party commenting system in a matter of weeks." The only problem, of course, is that
Facebook Clams Up After Meeting on Privacy
As we reported yesterday, Facebook's high and mighty summoned unto them their employees, to talk about the savage beating they've been taking in the media, on blogs and among users,
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