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What Is It About Turkey? It's A Lot of Things
TechCrunch's Mike Butcher reports about Turkish social network Yonja's $12.5 million worth of funding and asks, "What is it about Turkey?." As a Turkish native, I think I am the
Platforms on the Web are Platforms on a Platform
The web as a platform is something we have written about quite a lot over the years here at Read/WriteWeb. Over the weekend, Marc Andreessen put up a lengthy post
Warcraft and Twilight Fans Make Wikia Profitable
According to this year's Comscore stats, consumer publishing platform Wikia has surpassed DIY tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/warcraft_and_twilight_fans_make_wikia_profitable.php'; tweetmeme_source = 'rww'; social network competitor Ning for monthly unique visitors. Since July 2008
Meebo to Inject Jabber IM Into Social Networks Everywhere
Web instant messaging platform Meebo is announcing tonight that the company is working on a huge plan to power instant messaging on second tier social networks all around the web.
BricaBox - The Beginning of Social Content Platforms?
BricaBox is a new type of service that combines elements of social networking and content creation into a medium it calls a "social content platform." The NYC-based startup hopes to
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Magic Beans Grow Portable Social Networks
You've seen the calls for open identity standards and data portability. Well, Social Beans aims to create standardized "skeleton portability" across social media publishing platforms. What is "skeleton portability"? According
Nine Company Blogs That Are Fun For Anyone to Read
Here at ReadWriteWeb we spend a lot of time reading the blogs of companies we write about (send yours to tips@readwriteweb.com) and we've found that some of them are just
Geocities 2.0: Website Creation Tools for The Social Web
In Web 1.0 there were a number of browser-based website creation platforms - e.g. Geocities, Angelfire, Tripod, Homestead and Brinkster (I myself used nearly all of those, back in the
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