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With two conferences to keep track of (CES and Macworld), it's easy to get lost in all the website coverage. One blog though is doing an outstanding job of covering

Most Web users probably use at least one Yahoo product on a regular basis. So as part of our 100 Days For Yahoo week, let's take a look at 10

In May 2005 the BBC launched a new developer network site initially called BBC Backstage, since re-named backstage.bbc.co.uk. In doing so they put the call out for people to remix

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Hulu_Peaks_at_the_Public_with_a_Whimper'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Hulu, the online video project from Newscorp and NBC/Universal, with participation by Sony, MGM and others, has begun its highly

I love me some screenscaping and mashups and data portability, but when it comes to personal information things get a little more complicated. I'm in San Francisco today at Dappercamp,

This week: Explaining Web 2.0 to normal people, Google Base, Yahoo Shoposhere, Amazon tags, Hypertext and the next 15 years. Sponsor Opportunity The Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-Up has had 3

The star of Adobe's annual MAX conference, held this year in Chicago between Sept. 30 and Oct. 3, was the web application. Web apps and their creation permeated nearly everything

By Alex Iskold We've been writing recently about the rise of semantic web and how in 2007 we'll see many interesting semantic technologies. The fundamental problem that all these technologies

Lately there's been an increasing buzz about Web Office, something which I've been writing about for some time now. Red Herring magazine wrote an article with the provocative headline 17

Lifestream aggregator-turned-social network FriendFeed is the most hyped thing since sliced bread -- or at least the most hyped web app since Twitter. Among the scads of lifestreaming apps, FriendFeed