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Admin: Upgrade Complete (and note about Weekly Wrap-Up)
I've upgraded my blog to Movable Type 3.2, in order to defeat some bugs and trackback spam that had infiltrated the previous installation. So apologies if you'd visited my site
Why Doesn't Google+ Allow AutoSharing?
Today Google rolled out the latest of its Google+ integration projects. This time it was YouTube, which at the same time launched a snazzy new design. The redesign is
The State of Blog Search, 2009
What blog search engine should you use? That depends on your needs. In order to join a conversation, you've got to be able to find it first. Three years ago
Breaking Free of Outlook
I recently moved to a new office and found that I couldn't send mail via Microsoft Outlook. I've had this same problem in different locations. I've been told that it
ICANN Approves Generic Top-Level Domains: New Era of Innovation or A Flood of Spam?
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has put to rest three years of speculation by giving final approval to generic Top-Level Domains that they think will be
MySpace Platform Aims to Pick Up Where Facebook Left Off
MySpace is launching its developer platform tomorrow and is going great lengths to highlight the ways it's different from the Facebook Platform. That's ironic given that the dominant reaction to
Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up, 8-14 August 2005
sponsored by: Onfolio is offering R/WW readers a coupon code entitling the bearer to $30 off a purchase of Onfolio Professional before August 31st (a 30% saving off the normal
How eMusic Scaled WordPress
WordPress has grown by leaps and bounds from its origins as a personal blogging platform. Despite the evidence, though, a lot of folks view WordPress as a CMS that's exclusively
Why Wikipedia's Policy to Blacklist Blogs is Outdated and Wrong
This week we received an email from a reader telling us that he'd tried to add a link to ReadWriteWeb onto a Wikipedia article, only to get the message: "The
Cartoon: A Clear-Cut Case of Ambiguity
Many breeds of professional have been mighty busy coping with digitally-driven changes over the last decade or two: journalists, musicians, travel agents, PR practitioners, job recruiters... Let me suggest one
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