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Big Question (Answered): "Do You Agree With Our Choices for the Top 10 Social Web Products of 2011?"
Earlier today Richard MacManus cataloged the ReadWriteWeb Top 10 Social Web Products of 2011, including Google+ in the number one spot. Do you agree? Does it deserve to be ahead
A Blacklist By Any Other Name, or, Washing Your Mind Out with SOPA
In September 2010, the U.S. Senate debated the latest draft of a bill for combatting online piracy. You may think you've heard of this bill, but there's a good chance
The Best and Worst Things About Google's Shared Stuff
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/programming/The_Best_and_Worst_Things_About_Google_s_Shared_Stuff'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Google hunters ferreted out a new feature late last night called Google Shared Stuff. The project is obviously far from
Google Offering Training Services for Hyperlocal News in Europe
What can be done to help professional news organizations survive in this internet era? The New York Times made mention this weekend of a particularly interesting project in the Czech
Will Canvas Start Out Blank or With That 4chan Flair?
Sometimes, it's the community that makes a site what it is. It's that unique thread of personality, inside jokes and general rules of engagement that gives it the je ne
33 GB of Scientific Papers - and a Manifesto - Uploaded to Pirate Bay
An archive containing over 18,000 scientific papers, downloaded from the academic journal database JSTOR, has been uploaded to The Pirate Bay, where they're now available as a torrent. The papers
How to Hire Coders
One of the most common questions I get asked is "How can I find technical employees?" The market for good programmers is extremely tight, and traditional techniques like job-board or
The Decline and Fall of Tech on Digg
If you're a fan of digg, you've probably been noticing that tech stories are becoming less and less a feature of the social news site. The reason? Digg is attempting
CmdrTaco Steps Down as Editor-in-Chief of Slashdot
Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda has announced his resignation as editor-in-chief of Slashdot after 14 years and over 15,000 stories posted. In his farewell post, Malda cites "dramatic" changes to the Internet
Guide to Seed Fund Incubators (Y Combinator Clones)
They say imitation the most sincere form of flattery. If that's true, then Paul Graham must be about to drown from all the praise. His Y Combinator project, which has
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