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Twitter Adds Much-Needed Developer Relations Manager & Developer Events
The stormy relations between Twitter Inc. and the sprawling developer community that surrounds it may have taken a big turn for the better. Longtime developer relations manager at Google and
Watch Out Silicon Valley: Here Comes NYC
Last night at a reception to kick off New York's Internet Week held at Gracie Mansion, the official residence of the mayor of New York City, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced
NoSQL Benchmark Open-Sourced
Earlier this month Belgian computer science student Dory Thibault posted a slide deck with the surprising results of a benchmark comparing Cassandra, HBase, MongoDB and Riak. The benchmarks are
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
Study Suggests Content Matters On Twitter
Will this article get re-tweeted? According to a new HP Labs white paper, we can now predict whether or not it will become popular on Twitter. The findings are crucial
Siri, Pour Me a Beer!
The history of nerds automating their potables goes back a long way, even before claims about who invented the Internet. The latest chapter has been written by the geeks from
Buffer Finds Tweet Scheduling Can Increase Clicks by 200%
Knowing when to post content to the Web can feel like a black art. It's always procrastination time somewhere. But understanding one's audience can yield simple and scientific insights about
Free Online Cryptography Class from Stanford University in January
Dan Boneh, professor of computer science and electrical engineering at Stanford University is offering a free online cryptography class starting in January. Students will get about two hours of video
5 Old-School Businesses That Rely On User-Generated Content
You think the idea of user-generated content as a business model was invented in the Aughts? No way. Media outlets have been drawing on material created by amateurs, consumers and
Future of the Web Debate - Starts in 2 Hours!
ReadWriteWeb is the exclusive Media Partner for an interactive debate on the future of the Web, which kicks off in a couple of hours time. The debate features Tim Berners-Lee
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