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MySpace Pushing New Apps Hard
After watching from the sidelines for almost a year while rival Facebook had praise heaped upon it by the press for the success of their application platform, it is no
Opera 9.6 Launches, Now Includes Magazine-Style RSS...Sort Of
Today, Opera revealed the newest version of their web browser, Opera 9.6. As always, the latest update includes speed and performance increases, but the update delivers several new features, too.
DARPA-Born TrapIt Wants to be Your Personalized Newsreader of the Future
How would you like to have a "cognitive prosthetic" that could "adapt to unexpected events" in situations of "intense information overload"...as a personal newsreader app online? That sounds pretty hot
Groups: The Secret Weapon of the Social Web
Social interaction online is not very sophisticated. The news feed model of conversation has taken over the social web, from Facebook to Twitter to FriendFeed to MySpace, but by itself
6 Ways to Filter Your RSS Feeds
RSS is easily one of the best things to happen to web publishing in the past 10 years. It allows users to easily keep track of news from multiple web
Fight Information Overload With Trimit on iPhone
Short form, long form, there's a time and a place for reading all kinds of articles but wouldn't it be nice if you could have some very long things made
Remix Culture
I might Go Quiet for a week or two following this post. I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed by blog reading and writing and maintenance. Time to set my focus back
5 Enterprise Trends to Watch in 2010: Part 1
Who does not love to make predictions? Tis' the season, right? We posted our Top 10 Enterprise Products for 2009 and so it feels like a good time to provide
Google Reader's New Recommendations Exciting, but Insufficient
The Google Reader team announced tonight that the wildly popular online feed reader now recommends additional feeds to users based on our subscription lists, web browsing history and "more." It's
How Online Reading Habits Have Changed Over 2010
One of the more subtle trends of 2010 has been the way that our reading habits have changed, due to a convergence of other Web trends: mobile apps, real-time Web
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