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No Flash? No Worries: Majority of Online Video Now Available in HTML5
The percentage of online video available in HTML5 format has grown 5X since January and more than 2X in the past 5 months, according to a report by web
Thoora Launches Real-Time News Aggregator
News aggregation startup Thoora is celebrating its public release just one day after ReadWriteWeb's Real-Time Summit. In June, we wrote about the fact that CNN was hours behind Twitter in
The First Lady's First Day On Twitter
Michelle Obama's first day on Twitter was marked by four tweets (two presumably written by the First Lady herself), a retweet and more than 235,000 new followers. For her part,
iPhone App From SimpleGeo Discovers the History, Politics & Wildlife Around You
Geolocation data platform SimpleGeo released its own iOS app this morning to the app store (iTunes link). It clearly points to a future where all the data that's available online
Sean Parker's "Causes" to Leave MySpace: Does It Matter?
The wildly popular nonprofit fundraising application Causes reportedly emailed users of its MySpace app on Tuesday to tell them that all Causes will be removed from MySpace on Friday morning,
Google Tests Friend Recommended News with Twitter Integration
Twitter has come out several times now and said straight up - it is not a social network. Rather, it is a medium for discussing politics, entertainment and, more importantly,
Digg Crowdsources Convention Interviews
Just in time for the first day of the Democratic Convention in the U.S., Kevin Rose today announced a new feature on Digg: Digg Dialogg. The idea here is to
How To Get People To Pay To Read Tweets: Make It For A Cause
A Swedish charity is claiming a first after setting up a paywall on Twitter in which people pay to read Tweets from some of the country's celebrities. Author Susanna Alakoski,
RFID Hoaxes and Hexes
The human capacity to find hidden meanings in things has given us poetry, physics and software. It's also given us superstitions, conspiracy theories and hoaxes. Given that this capacity is
Java: A Retrospective
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/programming/Java_A_Retrospective'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; It was 1995 and C++ was the language of choice for building large-scale software systems. C++ was a powerful object-oriented
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