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There's a lot of information about many of us spread around the web and though privacy is important to discuss - there's also another side of that coin. It can

Alex Chitu from the Google Operating System blog found an interesting reference to a "magic inbox" in Gmail's code this morning. In addition, there are also references to an "icebox-inbox"

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There's a lot of information about many of us spread around the web and though privacy is important to discuss - there's also another side of that coin. It can

Digg is in big trouble. We already know that Yahoo! Buzz, a beta social news service by Yahoo!, can drive a large amount of traffic and comments to websites. We

Yahoo! announced today at the Web 2.0 Expo the availability of the first program in its large vision for a dramatic overhaul of the company across all its properties. The

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/NewsGator_Launches_Facebook_App_NewsFriends'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; One of the leading RSS Aggregation startups, NewsGator Technologies, jumped on the Facebook bandwagon today with NewsFriends (add to Facebook

Veteran Open Source businessman Bob Bickel will launch his new company Ringside Networks at the Open Source Business Conference tomorrow and he's set his sites high. Ringside will let developers

Our second daily Comments Competition winner is theharmonyguy, for an insightful explanation of Googler Kevin Marks' "Social Cloud" theory. Congratulations theharmonyguy, you've won a $30 Amazon voucher, courtesy of our competition

I love me some screenscaping and mashups and data portability, but when it comes to personal information things get a little more complicated. I'm in San Francisco today at Dappercamp,