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One Year Later, Too Many People Are Still Using TinyURL
One year ago link shortening service TinyURL experienced an extended period of down time and we argued that the outage illustrated serious risks associated with the service. One year later,
Web Future Week
This week's feature is inspired by Alex Iskold's recent post on what he called The Digestion Phase. Alex defined this as "a period of time for us to reflect, to
Restaurant Review Site Boorah Launches API
BooRah, a restaurant review site we first reviewed earlier this year, just announced the availability of an API that will allow other web sites and business to offer online reviews
Search Agents: Will Startups or MIT Win Out?
Written by Guest Writer Steve Spalding The idea of "Search" is a powerful concept. Whether it's guide based like Mahalo, algorithmically powered like Google or driven by something as close
Dorthy.com: A (Semantic) Search Engine for Dreams
Dorthy.com, a site we've been hearing about since late last year, has just raised $4 million from angel investors for their "new agey" concept of a search engine for dreams.
How Opera's Latest Beta Advances HTML5 Support
Opera Software recently released the beta of version 11.6 of the Opera browser, furthering its support for some of the latest HTML5 features. The browser's latest update introduced Ragnarök, the
Talis: Evangelizing and Quietly Enabling the Semantic Web
This is a guest post by by Zach Beauvais. Talis is a bit different than most web 2.0 startups we hear about. It is a 40 year-old technology company with
PostRank Releases Awesome New Top Posts Widget
We love Canadian startup PostRank here at ReadWriteWeb, but today the company has really outdone itself with the release of a powerful and eye catching new widget to display your
Search by Sentiment: RankSpeed Gives Users a New Tool to Filter Results
What's the easiest travel website? The best test prep software? The most powerful and secure online payment processor? How would you find the answers to these questions, at least from
NYTimes Exposes 2.8 Million Articles in New API
What do you do when your industry is shifting under your feet? Taking the lead with radical steps is one strategy. The New York Times did just that this afternoon
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