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In Russia, Source Opens You!
While the United States seemed to move from a possible OpenID login to more of a "secure" intranet approach, Russia has moved from commercial software to open source. The two
What's Digg Up To With Its New Social Newsrooms?
Digg has made the beta of Digg Newsrooms available to the public. Newsrooms are topical channels (like Technology, Politics or Entertainment) that use awards as incentives to motivate users to
Iran's Mobile SMS Up & Running; Will Twitter Start to Lose the Green Hues?
According to a report today from the BBC, Iranians are able to text message one another for the first time since the day before the presidential elections. SMS service, which
Online Ad Spend to Jump in 2008 Thanks to Sports, Politics
A new forecast from ZenithOptimedia predicts that the ad spending will jump 6.7% globally to $486 billion. For online ad spending, the news is especially good. Zenith expects Internet ad
Google Labs Launches Listen Podcast App
Google Labs just launched Listen - an "audio magazine" that allows Android users to subscribe to programs and search terms to queue up their podcasts for easy listening. While Listen
Capitol Words: What Your Congress Person Really Talks About
The Sunlight Foundation's mashup site Capitol Words relaunched this week and now offers a very handy way to see what keywords are being used in the US Congress in general
Disstill: A Simple Tool to Filter Digg's RSS Feed
If you like to follow the hottest news at Digg.com and use the Digg RSS feed to do so, you've probably been a little overwhelmed by the number of stories
George W. Bush Has Joined Facebook
The 43rd President of the United States, George W. Bush, now has a Facebook profile. The man who famously said he liked to "use the Google" to look at aerial
UK "Digital Economy Bill" May Allow for Website Shutdowns
The House of Commons passed a controversial piece of legislation called the "Digital Economy Bill." The loudly-criticized law nontheless passed 187-47, according to the Guardian newspaper. The bill purports to
Thoof: A New Social News Startup
Yesterday Richard opined that Digg could use some editors so that if someone submits a story with a nonsensical description or lame title it could be fixed instead of seeing
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