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Finally a Good Use for Google Knol: Sharing Information About Flu Research
Last year, Google Knol launched to a lot of hype and skepticism. While, at first, it looked like a possible Wikipedia-challenger, in reality, it didn't attract a lot of users
IT Poll: How Do You Use Video in the Workplace?
We recently covered Forrester's research on how few customers want to use video in the workplace. However, as new consumer tools like FaceTime and Flip Phones proliferate and companies
Brands, Social Media and Analytics: It's All About Customers' Relationships With Each Other
Last year Douglas Rushkoff took on the conventional wisdom of brand marketers at the Pivot conference. Earlier this year we posted his talk and it caused a good bit
Research Examines Who's Talking, Who's Listening on Twitter
As a new communication tool - one that operates across the spectrum from mass media to personal sharing - Twitter provides researchers with lots of fascinating material to assess what's
Forrester: "The Tech Spending Downturn is Over"
A new report released today by Forrester Research is calling the tech downturn of 2008 and 2009 "unofficially over." "Coming out of a lousy 2009, 2010 is looking a lot
Yahoo! Announces Distributed Computing Academic Program
Yahoo!, who has been a key contributor to open source distributed computing framework Hadoop, today announced an academic research partership with Carnegie Mellon University that will give students access to
How Much Do Workplace Distractions Cost Businesses? [Infographic]
E-mail notifications, phone calls, text messages, instant messages and activity stream alerts and other distractions are all part of the modern workplace. It's been long known that interruptions and
Tracking Influenza: Google Flu Trends Now Covers 16 More Countries
Google just announced a major expansion of its Flu Trends program which monitors searches for Flu-related symptoms on Google's search engine to predict Flu outbreaks. Until now, Google only made
The Java Ecosystem [Infographic]
Java is binding IBM and Oracle more closely than ever before and are forming the core for a new Java oligarchy that also includes Red Hat and other providers.
SXSW: Web 2.0, Semantic Web & Scientific Publishing
Sean Ammirati of mSpoke is at SXSW in Austin, TX (USA). He is reporting for Read/WriteWeb throughout the event. The last panel I attended on the first day of SXSW
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