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OpenSocial's Failed Promise: Only 0.7% of Apps Have Crossed Networks (Updated)
When the Google-led OpenSocial campaign launched in October 2007 it aimed to give developers a common environment that application publishers could publish widgets to with one set of code, deployable
Nine Company Blogs That Are Fun For Anyone to Read
Here at ReadWriteWeb we spend a lot of time reading the blogs of companies we write about (send yours to tips@readwriteweb.com) and we've found that some of them are just
The Significance of the MyBlogLog API
If you could capture and use the names, ages, genders and demonstrated interests of the specific people who visited your website - would you? A whole lot of people providing
Facebook & Identity: The Continued Push Toward Becoming Your One True Login
Facebook announced this weekend that it would begin offering third-party applications and websites a way to request that users share their "current address and mobile phone number." Simple enough, right?
What is Google's Plan for Jaiku?
Recent performance would suggest: be just like Twitter. Well, of course Jaiku is going to be like Twitter -- they're very similar services. But I'm not sure if Google meant
You've Got to Be Kidding: A MySpace Credit Card?
MySpace is announcing today that it is partnering with Citi to offer its users a co-branded credit card. We expect to start seeing cards flashed at retail outlets by 99-year
Facebook Week: Analyzing The Facebook Platform and Apps
This week is Facebook Week on Read/WriteWeb. Over the next 5 days we're going to focus on the most impressive Web Company of 2007 - analyzing it and reporting on
DEMOfall 08 Sessions Announced
As mentioned earlier this week, ReadWriteWeb is partnering with a couple of conferences this year and one of them is DEMOfall 08, the long-running launchpad for startups. DEMOfall 08 is
Red Hat Sends C&D to DataPortability.org...Over Its Logo
Open source giant Red Hat sent a Cease and Desist letter to the DataPortability.org group today, the group says, demanding the removal of the DP logo from the group's website.
Web 3.0, The Cloud, and Vendor Lock-In
Ever since the term "Web 2.0" started to catch-on, people have been speculating as to what "Web 3.0" will be. Briefly stated, Web 1.0 was the Static Web and
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