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What Do You Hate About the Real-Time Web?
We just spent a whole day talking about the real-time web a the RWW Real-Time Web Summit. While the general mood was obviously extremely upbeat, a few sessions at the
Kiffets: Xerox PARC Aims to Solve Information Overload
Xerox PARC famously invented the graphical user interface (GUI) for modern computers, then just as famously failed to capitalize on it. Now called "PARC, a Xerox company," it continues to
One Search Engine, All Your Messages: Silentale Launches Public Beta
Silentale, the new web service that backs up and archives your contacts and messages from all the communication platforms you use, has now launched into public beta as of this
How to Manage Your News Consumption in the Real-Time Web Era
Is the Real-Time Web making news consumption better or worse? In a Wired magazine article, book author Nicholas Carr argues that the Internet is reducing our ability to comprehend content
Defrag: Fixing Foundational Information Channels
One of the conferences we're supporting this year is Defrag. The topics that Defrag explores are very close to our hearts - OpenSocial, Attention, Next-Level Discovery, The Implicit Web, and
AT&T Texts iPhone 4 Owners with Activation Details
AT&T customers who have purchased or upgraded to the new iPhone 4 have started to receive SMS text messages pointing them to a newly published resource guide containing "important information
Flowdock Tries to Help Turn Conversation to Knowledge
A spin-off of Finnish software development company Nodeta, Flowdock aspires to help developers and others sift out actionable bits of knowledge from ongoing conversations and make them retrievable. Their team
Why You Should Use Gmail's Mobile Web App Over iPhone Mail
Gmail users, there's one less reason to use your iPhone mail app and one more reason to stick with the native Gmail mobile Web app. Google announced this morning that
Facebook Adds Zap-a-Spammer Button
Eric Eldon at InsideFacebook reports that the social network has begun experimenting with a new option for users to report the senders of friend requests as someone they don't actually
Social Media in 2009: Our Predictions and Desires
Over the past year, we've been inundated with social media. We've seen Twitter go mainstream, lifestreaming take over blogging, and we've tried what felt like a million different applications. We've joined
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