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¡México Decide! - If Undocumented Immigrants Could Vote for the US President
There are a lot of websites where you can share information and discussion about the forthcoming US Presidential election - but ¡México Decide! may be the most interesting one I've
Report: More Than Half of Americans Go Online Daily For News (Updated)
According to Ongo, a curated news service, more than half of Americans go online for news once or twice per day, and nearly one-third check for news three or more
What Are the Best Android RSS Readers?
With near half a million Android devices being activated every day, there are a lot of people learning the best ways to use their brand new devices. The natural thing
How Recent Changes to Twitter's Terms of Service Might Hurt Academic Research
There is a lot to be learned from our tweets. Laugh if you will. Go ahead. But Twitter has become an important historical and cultural record. It's a site for
Is It Time for a Blogging Union?
Blogging is now big business. Mike Arrington reminded us of that with a rant this morning. According to Arrington, about $25 million of VC money went into the coffers of
Coming This Election: Crowdsourcing For Scandal
In a world where crowdsourcing has become a mainstay of politics, a new site from the Democratic National Committee is taking the idea one step further and asking voters to
Subplots & Politics: Google Wallet's Precarious Path to Success
This was more or less an inevitable outcome: the Samsung Galaxy Nexus on Verizon is not going to launch with the Google Wallet. Verizon has said that it is not
Who Uses Social Networks and What Are They Like? (Part 2)
Read Part 1 of this post here. In a recent study by Anderson Analytics, the demographics and psychographics of social networking users on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and LinkedIn were revealed.
Huffington Post To Take on Local Newspapers
Last night at Guardian News & Media's internal Future of Journalism conference, Arianna Huffington revealed that her Huffington Post property is planning to expand into local news. Initially, the site
ReadWriteWeb France Catches Up with Matt Mullenweg
While Matt Mullenweg was in France for WordCamp Paris 2009, the team from ReadWriteWeb France took the opportunity to catch up with him and ask him a few questions about
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