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Don't trust what you read on the internet? That's no longer the dominant sentiment in the US, according to a new poll by Zogby International. A survey of more than

Google News and Techmeme are two services that I use extensively every day. They are also two services whose technology is way over my head and are both eminently impressive.

NewsCred garnered quite a bit of attention in its initial private beta launch where ReadWriteWeb was considered by its users to be one of the most credible news sources

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

Sony today announced that it will sell a wireless eReader device for $399 by Christmas. The Reader Daily Edition will be powered by AT&T's 3G network. That in itself is

Google today announced that it is adding magazines to its lineup for Google Book Search. These magazines include publications like Popular Science and New York Magazine, but also more obscure

Earlier today we wrote about the new version of the Times Reader desktop app, notable for swapping out Microsoft's Silverlight technology for Adobe's AIR platform - a significant win for

The NY Times reports that old media won out over new media when it came to World Cup coverage. The Times notes that television and newspapers benefited from the

This morning, Google's YouTube opened up its Reporters' Center - a new hub for teaching citizen journalists to become better reporters by teaching them about how to prepare for interviews,

Even though recent studies have shown that more people are consuming information online, there is something to be said for the printed word. And at the local level, at least,