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Integrate Twitter Comments Into Your Site With Chirrup
Have you ever posted a message on Twitter asking for responses to a blog post you'd written? Frustrated that you can't get those replies on your blog without doing multiple
Community Wrap Up: London Riots, Google's Real Name Policy and More
This week we've asked a few big questions, and shared many of the responses with you. As Fridays are for reminiscing, we've culled our favorite reader responses that didn't make
Yahoo.com Sends a Ton of Talkative Traffic
Last night ReadWriteWeb got its first link on the Yahoo homepage, thanks to Yahoo Buzz - the beta social news service that is letting blogs get coverage on the world's
IAmA Cartoon. AMA
If you hang out on Reddit, then you're probably well acquainted with the phenomenon of the IAmA. It stands for "I am a..." and usually ends with either "AMA" ("ask
IntenseDebate Emerges from Post-Acquisition Private Beta
In September of this year, Automattic - the company that manages the development of the popular WordPress blogging platform - acquired IntenseDebate, a plug-in designed to provide a more feature
Facebook Now Powers Comments All Around the Web
This morning, Facebook released its much-feared commenting solution. The idea made big news earlier this year, despite the fact that Facebook has already offered a commenting solution for more than
Facebook Blocked at Work? Use Your Email Instead
In our continuing obsession with all things Facebook, we're looking at a new feature that was just announced by the social networking behemoth that will further enmesh the site into
Caption Contest - Office 2.0 Ticket Giveaway
Read/WriteWeb has 1 free ticket to give away for the Under The Radar Office 2.0 conference, to be held on March 23 at the Microsoft Campus in Mountain View. More
Twitter Might Start Adding Comments & Location-Based Information to Each Tweet
At the 140 Twitter Conference yesterday, Alex Payne, Twitter's API lead told Robert Scoble that Twitter might soon add location-based information to every tweet. Currently, users can set a location
Livefyre's SocialSync Brings Twitter & Facebook Back to Blog Comments
Commenting system Livefyre has announced version 2.0 of its platform, introducing new features to bring conversations from the social Web into on-site comments. SocialSync grabs related Twitter and Facebook comments
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