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Another 10 Mistakes Made by API Providers
There was a recent post on ReadWriteCloud about 10 common mistakes made by API providers. I think this is a very thoughtful post, but I think it's an inward look
User Interfaces Rapidly Adjusting to Information Overload
People who in the next few years solve big problems in Information Overload are going to be very important, and some of them are going to be UI and UX
Weekly Wrapup, 16-20 June 2008
Here are some of the highlights from the week's Web Tech action on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side we explored Yahoo's ongoing troubles, reported on Firefox 3's record-setting week, covered
Colleges Caution Against "Welcome Class of 2015" Facebook Groups
A word of caution to incoming college freshmen: Beware of Facebook pages inviting you to join your college's "Welcome" group, as these may not be groups organized and authorized by
The Internet Brain Implant: Why We Should Say No
This Fall pollsters Zogby International released the results of a survey that asked nearly 10,000 US adults the following question. "How likely would you be to implant a device into
Test Shows: iPhone Touchscreen Still the Best
If the future is all about touchscreen interfaces, then performance of the screen in registering where it's been touched is pretty important. International design firm Moto ran a robotic finger
SugarCRM Rolls Out New Features as Competitors Pummel Each Other (Updated)
With Microsoft and Salesforce.com locked in market and legal combat, the "open-source" (see update below) SugarCRM is quietly building its own empire. The company has landed over 6,000 customers
Delver Launches Social Search
Information overload is a topic that keeps coming up, especially among users of social media services. As you add more friends and more services, the amount of content produced can
The Significance of YouTube's New Swarm Tool
YouTube has begun experimenting with a visualization of related videos that's a poor knock-off of the Digg Swarm visualization tool. NewTeeVee says it's more fun than Digg Swarm but I
Has Bloglines dropped the ball?
I've written a few times now about being disappointed with Bloglines this year - and their lack of progress since they got bought by Ask Jeeves. Now Russell Beattie has
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