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Cartoon: Blogging Was Made Possible by...
The new FTC guidelines for disclosure by bloggers have stirred up some anger among bloggers accustomed to getting free stuff and blogging about it without the heavy hand of governmental
Survey Says: 60% of You Plan to Buy an iPad 2
Today was iPad 2 Day and we've been running a poll asking readers if you'll plop down the $500 to buy one. I have to confess, I wasn't hugely moved
Older People Not Using Smartphones or Digital Media
Older Internet consumers are very low users of smartphones and online media, states a new report from McKinsey. To analyze this more, we decided to compare the youngest and oldest
Ads in RSS should be measured by branding value, NOT click-through
I have a theory about ads in RSS. It's based on my assumption that people won't click on ads in feeds enough for publishers to make much money. So I
BlogRize: Social News Gets Personal
The idea behind BlogRize is that the "wisdom of the crowds" works best if you have the right crowd. While sites like Digg.com have chosen to go mainstream, BlogRize believes
Google Readies For the Tablet Invasion with eBook Technologies Acquisition
Google finished off 2010 with the long-awaited launch of its e-book marketplace, "Google eBookstore". Beyond Google's already 6 million strong library of titles, its device-agnostic approach was seen by many
New Google News is More Personal and Spontaneous
Google News today announced it is rolling out a new layout with new features designed to bring readers a more personalized, local and social news experience. While still highlighting
People Using Pseudonyms Leave Better Blog Comments [STUDY]
People who use pseudonyms - as opposed to remaining anonymous or using their real identity - are more likely to leave high-quality comments on blogs and other Web sites, according
NY Times Says Paywall Won't Affect Sideways Blog Traffic
The New York Times is currently working on a new metered paywall structure for their online news portal that will limit non-subscribed news readers to a limited amount of stories
Who Is Syndicating Your Content? CopyGator Knows
It's no secret, we here at ReadWriteWeb are fans of RSS. Still, we have to admit that the format has its benefits and its drawbacks. In a world of RSS
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