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Weekend Reading: Mobile Marketing, by Cindy Krum
One of our favorite new trends here at ReadWriteWeb is the quickly growing field of mobile technology and how we can take more of the Web along with us when
Nokia's Lumia Windows Phones Not Coming to U.S. in 2011
The much-anticipated Nokia Windows Phones are coming this year ... if you live outside the United States. Nokia announced its two Lumia devices today at Nokia World 2011 in London
SemTech Panel: Taking Semantic Technology to the Masses
How will the Semantic Web make the jump to the mainstream? That was the topic of a panel at the SemTech 2008 Conference that is going on right now
The New Zoho CRM Aims to Undercut Salesforce.com
With improvements to email integration and a new marketing campaign, SaaS productivity vendor Zoho is aiming its sights openly at Salesforce.com, the dominant Web-based CRM today. The "Zwitch to Zoho"
Are Tagged Photos on Facebook a New Source of Marketing Spam?
Has this happened to you? You receive a message on Facebook that you've been tagged in a photo, but when you go to look at the photo you discover that
API Providers Wish for More Third Party Innovation in 2011
Mashery, a provider of API services, recently conducted a survey of attendees of its Business of APIs conferences in London, New York and San Francisco.The survey found that 64%
Infographic: Why Content is King for SEO
The three most important things for SEO are content, content, and content. To drive that point home, Brafton has put together an infographic that should be hanging on the wall
SpiralFrog Loses $3m in 3 months: Not "Getting It" is Getting Expensive
SprialFrog, the big music industry's experiment with free music downloads, is bleeding money and considering hiring bloggers to improve their public profile. According to financial filings required by the
There Is A 6-Story Windows Phone In Manhattan: Why That Matters
If you happen to be in Manhattan in the near future, head over to 34th Street Herald Square and take note of the giant Windows Phone that has taken up
Software Company Ditches AdWords for... Kiva?
Two months ago, Portland, Oregon-based Jama Software -- the makers of a web-based project management app called Contour -- began a program called "You try. We give." The idea was
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