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Firefox Releases Quick Personas, Switch Skins on the Fly
Mozilla Labs released what could be an interesting tool this weekend, called Personas for Firefox. It's a browser plug-in that lets you quickly apply different skins to your browser's chrome.
Inside the Digg Relaunch War Room (Photos)
Trailblazing social news site Digg relaunched with a much-anticipated new version today and it was a busy day behind the scenes. This photo of the Relaunch War Room at
Yahoo Shoposphere launches - MeCommerce
TechCrunch has the scoop about Yahoo's new e-commerce web app, Yahoo! Shoposphere. Mike's taken it for a test run already and here's his description: "Yahoo is making a major push
Martha Stewart 3.0: The Evolution of MarthaStewart.com
Three years ago we reviewed Martha Stewart's women's lifestyle website, marthastewart.com. At that time, April 2007, the site had just undergone a web 2.0 facelift. Martha Stewart 2.0 included more
Read/WriteWeb Files: Online Music
Every week we have a feature called Read/WriteWeb Files, in which we investigate a current hot topic or company in Web technology. This week we're going to focus on Online
Top 5 Online Music Streaming Services: The Velvets Test
This week is Online Music Week at Read/WriteWeb, so I decided to check out how the leading music streaming services compared. I used this week's poll to determine the top
richrelevance: Is its Adaptive Recommender System the Next Generation?
Last week we looked at Baynote, a recommendations company that focuses on real-time community behavior instead of personalization. Today we look at a company that takes a broader approach: richrelevance
Google Gets Social: Your Friends Bust Into the Ten Blue Links
Ever since last summer, the Internet has been awash in rumors of a Google social network. First, it was "Google Me" and later it was "Google +1". Last September, however,
Photobucket: Strong on Content & Community, Average on Personalization & Search
Editor's note: Sramana Mitra is currently running a series on her blog reviewing the photo sharing industry. Her previous Read/WriteWeb post discussed Flickr and in this post she looks at
4 Big Trends in the Evolution of Google Search
As the year winds down, Google has released some introspective blog posts about its changing nature. Today, it recapped the evolution of search in six minutes, describing the evolution of
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