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How the Barack Obama Campaign Uses Wikis to Organize Volunteers
The Republican nominating contest for President of the United States is all but sewn up -- Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee are footnotes and with 256 GOP delegates at stake
Visualizing the Wikileaks Data
A group of hackademics took the Wikileaks activity data from the Afghanistan war and mapped it, creating a video visualization of the events. The 91,000 documents track events including friendly
How Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Became One of the Most Powerful Women in the World
Mark Zuckerberg is on his way to becoming one of the richest people in the world, but when it comes to influence in the worlds of politics and business, he
Google News Redesign Introduces New Features & Interface
Google has been busy updating features at Google News recently and today it has announced a redesign of the product intended to give richer content while eliminating clutter on the
Google Plans to Digitize Artifacts at Iraq's National Museum
During a ceremony in Iraq's National Museum in Bagdad today, Google's CEO Eric Schmidt announced that the company will digitize the museum's collections. By early next year, all of these
NPR Music Launches Compelling New Site
National Public Radio, the US radio network too long lagging in the technology department, relaunched NPR Music late last night. The new site is a real joy to use.
Is The Web Still a Windfall For Non-Profits?
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/business_finance/Is_The_Web_Still_a_Windfall_For_Non_Profits'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; This week's feature series on Read/WriteWeb is non-profits and the Web. We'll be exploring how non-profit organizations use the Web
Data.gov to Face a Challenger From Sunlight Labs
Data.gov, the US federal government's new catalog of sets of public data for outside developers to mashup and analyze, now faces some friendly competition. The Sunlight Foundation, a non-partisan non-profit
Best of ReadWriteWeb 2007, Editor's Picks
2007 has been a very busy year for ReadWriteWeb. We started the year with just one daily writer (yours truly!), a couple of regular feature writers (Alex Iskold and
TheStreet.com Makes Celebrity News Even More Low-Brow
Publicly-traded TheStreet.com, a serious investment and business news site that was started by CNBC's Jim Cramer in 1996, yesterday launched a new site MainStreet.com. The site has the stated goal
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