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Google Stiffs Nonprofits, Launches Second Rate Widget Builder With No Hosting
The new Google Gadget Builder for Organizations looks like the easiest way there is to build a widget for webpages or a gadget for iGoogle. Intended for nonprofit organizations, the
Top Search Terms on Twitter Since July 2008: Sleep.fm, Ezinearticles, and GaryVee
Twitter users clearly love the social alarm clock Sleep.fm, the Vaynerchuk brothers, Chris Knight, and ezinearticles. At least, according to search analytics firm Compete, which aggregated the top search terms
Babbel Launches EU Election Tutorials
In anticipation of the upcoming European Union elections, Berlin-based language site Babbel just launched a "Politics and Voting" section to their Vocabulary Trainer. Co-founder Markus Witte believes the training package
Obama to Address the Nation Each Week on YouTube
President elect Obama will bring the President's weekly "fireside chat" into the 21st century by offering it not just on the radio, but in video on YouTube as well. It's
Microsoft's New Platform: Politics
Today at the Politics Online Conference, Microsoft unveiled a new crowdsourcing system hosted on Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Town Hall. TownHall is advertised as "software that allows you to easily create
YouTube Touts In-Stream Ads for Politicians
YouTube is pushing "clickable but not skippable" in-stream ads in the leadup to the midterm elections. Apparently they're all the rage in the 15 battleground states where congressional seats are
Data Portability Working Group Elects New Leadership
The high profile but heretofore loosely organized Data Portability Working Group announced last night that it has elected its first group of Steering Group officers. The Working Group strives to
Poll: Internet Now Considered More Reliable Than TV, Radio News
Don't trust what you read on the internet? That's no longer the dominant sentiment in the US, according to a new poll by Zogby International. A survey of more than
Internet Censorship One Step Closer to Law
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to pass the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act (COICA), moving the legislation one step closer to reality. The law would give the U.S.
Putting the Public in Public Media
This past weekend, public media enthusiasts, developers, and staffers from around the country met in Washington, D.C. for the first Public Media Camp. I was there on behalf of the
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