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Could P2P Networks Enable a Google Killer?
Word association: P2P = Napster = disrupted the music industry. P2P technology certainly did that. Skype shook up telecoms and Joost may do the same for TV. P2P (Peer
Is Amazon's Cloud Locker Really an Innovation?
Amazon has just launched a suite of music products that allow users to store their tracks online and them stream them over the Web or to any Android device courtesy
Weekly Wrapup, 2-6 July 2007
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Review of Streamy, a News Networking Service
Getting to the crux of Streamy, a very new beta startup, has proven to be more difficult than several prominent bloggers originally thought. I have been testing the development since
Weekly Wrapup, 18-22 June 2007
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Mark Zuckerberg on Data Portability: An Interview
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is at SXSW doing press interviews today and many people want to know what his thoughts are concerning data portability. There's a big web out there
Weekly Wrapup, 5-9 March 2007
Here is a summary of the week's Web Tech action on Read/WriteWeb. Top Web News Earlier this week we reported that Yahoo's mobile social networking experiment Mixd had closed, after
Online Video Industry Index
Written by Emre Sokullu and edited by Richard MacManus There are now so many companies vying to be the next YouTube, it's easy to lose track of them all. So
Building An Open Source, Distributed Google Clone
Disclosure: the writer of this article, Emre Sokullu, joined Hakia as a Search Evangelist in March 2007. The following article in no way represents Hakia's views - it is Emre's
The Next Web Conference
The Next Web Conference happened today in Amsterdam. It was a one day event hosted by Scott Rafer of MyBlogLog fame and was a mix of presentations from startups and
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