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Citizen Blogger
I've been getting more and more interested in the concept of a "Citizen Blogger": a person who actively participates in politics via their weblog. For such a person, weblogging becomes
Semantic Web: Difficulties with the Classic Approach
Summary: The original vision of the semantic web as a layer on top of the current web, annotated in a way that computers can "understand," is certainly grandiose and intriguing.
Songbird - Will Desktop/Web Blends Take Off?
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/Songbird_Will_Desktop_Web_Blends_Take_Off'; Written by Alex Iskold and edited by Richard MacManus Music makes us happy. So happy in fact that we shake, smile and fork off billions of
Oracle Pushes Its Idea of JavaFX, Replaces Script with XML
Is HTML5 a common platform for rich Internet applications, or a common toolkit for building rich applications on varying platforms? Oracle's response to that question came yesterday, and in typical
Law 2.0 News: Mumboe Uses Semantics To Pull Key Data From Contracts
Mumboe isn't just another enterprise collaboration suite. Instead, they focus on doing one thing and doing it well: making business agreements searchable. That's a very unique need they fill, which
The Future of the Desktop
Everything is moving to the cloud. As we enter the third decade of the Web we are seeing an increasing shift from native desktop applications towards Web-hosted clones that run
Knol: Good Attempt at Herding Knowledge Cats
After Peter Drucker told us in 1966 that we were becoming a knowledge economy, it was inevitable that big companies would spend lots of money on complex knowledge management
ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 16 May 2009
We've added a lot of great events to our guide this week. Check out what's coming up, below. In this feature on ReadWriteWeb, we provide a weekly roundup of upcoming
ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 23 May 2009
Time again to see what excellent events are happening around the world that you can participate in and network at. In this feature on ReadWriteWeb, we provide a weekly roundup
Is Schema.org Really a Google Land Grab?
Last week the Web's three leading search companies - Google, Microsoft and Yahoo! - announced a new structured data collaboration called Schema.org. It includes more than 100 new types of
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