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Is There a Reverse Network Effect with Scale?
The Internet economy has been built on the network effect (i.e. the effect that one user of a good or service has on the value of that product for other
Black Out Your Twitter Photo: NZ Copyright Law Protest Goes Viral
Social networks are making it increasingly easy to organize and propagate protests. One that caught our eye today is the New Zealand Internet Blackout, which is using a variety of
No Really, the Employees are on Facebook
FaceTime Communications, the makers of hardware solutions for security, management, and compliance, have collected live traffic data from more than 80 mid to large commercially deployed networks worldwide - data
Weekly Wrapup: Google Latitude, Facebook Sentiment Engine, The Goverati, And More...
In this edition of the Weekly Wrapup, our newsletter summarising the top stories of the week, we continue our series on recommendation technologies with a special RWW Live podcast and
How Businesses Can Use P2P
Almost every description of P2P in the context of business infrastructure starts something like this: "P2P is notorious for..." This comes from many years of people associating P2P with illegal
Four Approaches to Music Recommendations: Pandora, Mufin, Lala, and eMusic
Thanks to MP3s and the Internet, we now have millions of songs readily available to us with the click of a button, but, paradoxically, this has often made it even
Syncplicity - Easy Online Backup and Synchronization (300 Beta Invites for Mac Users)
Besides email and photo sharing, storing documents in the cloud and syncing them between different computers is quickly becoming one of the most common uses of cloud computing. Syncplicity is
RIAA: Two Faces Have I?
Will Web folk of the world get a chance to watch next week's unprecedented and groundbreaking webcast live or were we just deluding ourselves? In what can only be described
2009 Web Predictions
It's time for our annual predictions post, in which the ReadWriteWeb authors look forward to what 2009 might bring in the world of Web technology and new media. Looking back
Open Knowledge Sharing for the Dynamic Web
The EU-funded OpenKnowledge program is a smart toolkit designed to unlock the hidden resources of the web that can't be accessed by web sites and browsers alone. With a small,
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