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ReadWriteWeb is proud to be a partner of the first annual Crunchies, a competition and award ceremony for the best startups of the year. It is being run by TechCrunch,

Today I traveled to Sydney, Australia for a Web 2.0 forum. Most of the top Aussie web 2.0 startups were in attendance, as well as an interesting mix of Australian

Today I attended the XMediaLab event in Wellington New Zealand (my hometown). Tom Duterme, who is in the New Business Development group at Google in Mountain View, was here talking

Next week I'll be in San Francisco for the Web 2.0 Summit. I'm also attending the Mobile 2.0 Conference on Monday 15 October, and will pop my head into the

Alex Iskold wrote a great post on his company's blog, outlining conference tips for startups. It is written from a vendor or sponsor's point of view and makes for

LaunchBox Digital is a new early-stage investment firm that opened its doors yesterday in Washington, D.C. Founded by Julius Genachowski, former Chief of Business Operations at IAC, Sean Greene, founder

Web 2.0 is coming soon to consumer medical information services, says Gordon Gould. He reckons the most interesting apps won't come from established Web medical players, like WebMD, but rather

This week we ran a poll asking which word processing tool you primarily use. We wanted to see if things had changed much since we ran the same poll one

In Nashville, Tennessee, Marcus Whitney, founder of venture technology firm Remarkable Wit, takes a moment to talk to us about the struggles and triumphs he's experienced in the wonderful world

A new startup services firm has reared its head in Bloomington, Indiana. Meet SproutBox, the brainchild of Marc Guyer, Mike Trotzke, and Brad Wisler. Much like Remarkable Wit, a venture