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AltSearchEngines Launches Forum
ReadWriteWeb network blog AltSearchEngines announced this week a partnership with Near-Time to establish a new forum. The forum has three levels. One tier is for CEOs and executives of Alternative
Newspaper Company Wants to Gain Back Readers By Printing Customized Papers
The newspaper business is clearly not doing so well these days. Now, the MediaNews Group, which, among many others, owns the Denver Post, San Jose Mercury News, and Oakland Tribune,
Testing Google AdSense for feeds
I've been approved as one of the beta testers for Google's new AdSense for RSS feeds. So I'm going to be running Google ads in my feed for a few
Consolidation in the EBook Market: Amazon Acquires Stanza
Lexcycle, the company behind Stanza, a popular eBook reader for the iPhone, just announced that it has been acquired by Amazon. Amazon, of course, also just released Kindle for iPhone,
MyBlogLog: Adding Community To Blogs
I recently signed up to MyBlogLog, which is a kind of instant social networking system for bloggers. It enables you to set up a community around your blog and -
Want Early Access to Spotify? 300 Invites Available Here
Spotify has finally arrived in the U.S., the company announced this morning. But the full rollout is still underway. Interested customers are being asked to sign up for an invite
Copia Challenges Amazon, B&N and Sony: Unveils New E-Book Platform and 6 E-Readers
Copia, a new e-book platform, plans to take on the big players in the market by launching its own e-book store and a set of touchscreen e-readers. Copia also wants
Mobile RSS Readers: What's Popular & What Works
RSS feeds were a big driver of innovation in the Web 2.0 era. RSS Readers like Bloglines, Newsgator and Google Reader became the go-to services for people to subscribe to
After Strong Holiday Sales for E-Readers, E-Books Outselling Print
Another sign of the success of e-readers and the changing publishing world: when USA Today publishes its first post-holiday bestseller list tomorrow, e-book versions of the top six titles will
E-Book Sales Surpass Print: Is This a Win or a Loss for the Publishing Industry?
When the Association of American Publishers (AAP) released its sales figures for the month of February, the headlines were easy to compose: e-books have surpassed print in all trade categories.
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