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Myths, Realities & the Future of the Real-Time Web
At the ReadWriteWeb Real-Time Web Summit today, our own co-editor and VP of content development Marshall Kirkpatrick delivered his keynote about the myths, realities and the future of the real-time
Bee.tv Recommendation Engine for TV and Film
From shopping to music, the overload of information on the Web has been shaped and ordered by recommendation engines. There are even tools like the browser extension GetGlue that purport
The Battle Against Info-Overload: Is Relevance or Popularity the Best Filter?
The rise of social media has led to an exponential proliferation of content online and widespread demand for tools to filter that information. Popularity and relevance are the most common
Interview: Socialthing! Founder Matt Galligan
Recently people have been comparing lifestreaming services FriendFeed and Socialthing!, trying to determine which one will win or whether they even compete. For example, see ReadWriteWeb's post FriendFeed vs SocialThing!.
News360 Syncs Your Personal News Feed Across All Devices
News360 just launched updates to its Android and iPhone apps that bring them up to speed with the tablet and Web versions. Now the personalized news reader, which uses semantic
Why Connect Companies? Weebiz Answers
Editor's note: we offer our long-term sponsors the opportunity to write 'Sponsor Posts' and tell their story. These posts are clearly marked as written by sponsors, but we also want
RSS Reset: Dump Your Feeds for a Month
Are you subscribing to too many blogs? Tired of the same old stuff flowing through your feeds? Think there's a better way? Well, I have just the idea for you.
Facebook: What If More Is Less?
In our recent post, MySpace: Hot or Not?, we took a look at the social networking giant to understand what's going on with the site. We found that while
SocialHistory.js: See Which Sites Your Users Visit
With so many social media sites in circulation today, badge soup can become a real problem for web sites trying to squeeze the most out of their traffic. Everyone has
The Future of Search: Peter Morville Defines, Shows Examples
I'm at the Webstock conference in Wellington, New Zealand. Currently speaking is Peter Morville, whose topic is "Ambient Findability and the Future of Search". Peter Morville was co-author of the
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