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New York Times Syndicates ReadWriteWeb
The New York Times announced today that it will syndicate ReadWriteWeb content, as part of a re-designed Technology section on its website. Over the coming weeks you will see ReadWriteWeb
post.icio.us update
Based on the great comments I received to post.icio.us a week ago, I've been doing some experimenting on R/WW. First I tried out the '5 links to a post' style
News Patterns: Finding Hidden Threads in Everyday News
Have you ever watched those movies with the crazy genius who has newspaper and magazine clippings pasted all over their walls with circles and lines and highlighted paragraphs to find
Time.com Dips its Toes Into the Real-Time Stream
For mainstream newsweeklies like Time Magazine, Newsweek, the Web must still feel like a wild and wooly place. Now that we expect to get news in real time over the
10 Tactics For Covering Breaking Election News on Social Media
The biggest upsets in last week's Iowa Caucus may have been in the media rather than the field of Republican presidential candidates. Google outshone the Associated Press in its ability
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
Advertisers Ramping Up on Local Spending, Popular News Aggregator Reports
Contrary to the beliefs of some Internet entrepreneurs, local news and advertising is not dying. If advertising professionals can be believed, targeted local advertising is one of their primary goals,
New Reuters Site Turns News Decisions Over To Social Media
News agency Reuters launched Social Pulse, which it describes as a "social media hub" that will display "the most talked-about news, companies and influencers across the Web." The site is
Newspass: Google's Micropayment System to Save Mainstream Media?
One of the biggest dilemmas for print and mainstream media today is how to transition from a free-for-all model to one where users actually pay for the content they consume.
Google News Archive Expands: See Articles in Context
Google just announced an interesting update to its Google News Archive, which, starting today, will not only feature the electronic text of a lot more historical newspapers, but also a
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