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JSON vs. XML
James Clark, technical lead for the World Wide Web Consortium's XML activity, published a blog post today about the perceived competition between JSON and XML. Twitter and Foursquare both
ReadWriteStart Weekly Wrapup
With the first week of 2010 in the books, we thought we would take a look at the most popular posts of the new year in ReadWriteStart - our channel
Wikimedia Foundation Gets $300K for Wikimedia Commons
The Ford Foundation has just granted $300,000 to the Wikimedia Foundation to support Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia's repository for free, sharable multimedia files. The grant will fund a study of barriers
Announcing the Read/WriteWeb Job Board
To usher in the new year, we're very pleased to announce the new Read/WriteWeb Job Board - brought to you in association with JobThread. While there are a few
Google Maps Adds New Crowdsourced Maps of Afghanistan, Iraq & Elsewhere
Google has just announced the latest class of countries to graduate from Google Map Maker and become full-fledged citizens of Google Maps. Map Maker allows "citizen cartographers" to add details
Get Legit Answers to Your SEO Questions With SEOMoz Q&A
Need some clarity on keyword research tools, XML sitemaps or search marketing best practices? Good news: The search engine optimization (SEO) resource site SEOMoz has launched a Q&A forum for
Full Text Preview of O'Reilly's Up and Running with Node.js Now Available
You can now preview the entirety of Up and Running with Node.js by Tom Hughes-Croucher. O'Reilly Media is making the book available as part of its Open Feedback Publishing
MyBlackBerry: RIM Social Network Launches Tomorrow
Tomorrow, RIM will launch MyBlackBerry, community site for device owners to rate and review apps, as well as share tips and tricks. While indy sites like BlackBerry Forums and CrackBerry
Alfresco Wants Enterprise Content Management in the Cloud
Alfresco, the open source enterprise content management company, has unveiled a developer program for those looking to host both the community and enterprise versions of its software on the Amazon
How the Cathedral and the Bazaar Is Shaping the Future of Comics
Today's startups, entrepreneurs and investors live and die by what seem like a series of holy proverbs. "Release early, release often" is perhaps one of the most poignant phrases when
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