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E-Books Sales Up 115%, But Does It Come At the Expense of Print?
The Association of American Publishers (AAP) released its figures from January 2011 book sales, and the news echoes what we've come to expect: more readers are turning to e-books, and
Square Hits Another Hurdle: It Doesn't Work With iPhone 4 [Update]
It's been nearly a year since Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey announced the launch of mobile payment system Square. In that time, the company has run into, hardware, software and security
The End of Bloglines is Nigh - Will Close October 1
RSS is not dead. But Bloglines, one of the most venerable web-based RSS readers, is about to close shop next month. According to a report on TechCrunch, Bloglines' parent company
Word Processing: Most of You Still Use Desktop Software
This week we ran a poll asking which word processing tool you primarily use. We wanted to see if things had changed much since we ran the same poll one
Newsgator Shuts Down Its Online Feed Reader
NewsGator, the company behind the popular FeedDemon and NetNewsWire feed readers, just announced that it will shut down the NewsGator Online Reader on August 31, 2009. The company will provide
Poll Results: ReadWriteWeb Readers Pick The Top 10 Products of 2009
This week we ran a reader poll, asking for your votes on the top Web products of the year. Thousands of you voted for up to 10 products, from a
rollSense: Your Blogroll on Steroids
Bloggers have long used the blogroll as a way of linking to their compatriots and sharing traffic. But a blogroll has always just been just a static list of links,
E-Books Get More Interactive With Amazon's New Author Q&A Feature
Amazon nudged the experience of reading books ever-so-slightly further into the future today. The company announced a new feature for its Kindle reading platform that lets readers ask authors questions
NY Times Paywall Off to A Great Start
Since earlier this year, if you want to read more than 20 articles a month on nytimes.com, you have to either pay for a print subscription, pay for a digital
Free Tickets to PuppetConf for ReadWriteWeb Readers
We're up to our eyeballs in OSCon stuff this week at ReadWriteWeb, but it's not too early to start thinking about another forthcoming open source related event in Portland,
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