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Disclosure: Read/WriteWeb will be going live shortly with a custom Eurekster search box. One of the big pieces of news this week has been Google's new Custom Search Engine. It's

Read/WriteWeb is looking for writers to do startup and web product reviews. Currently we are being inundated with emails from startups wanting us to profile them, but it's no longer

I'm very pleased to announce that Marshall Kirkpatrick is joining Read/WriteWeb as a Lead Writer, starting this Monday. Marshall teams up with Josh Catone in this role, meaning that Read/WriteWeb

My buddy Ben Barren has just released his blog search engine, Gnoos. Even though recently I declared that the world doesn't need another blog search engine, this is my second

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/B2B_Opportunities_for_Web_2_0_Startups'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; The first era of the Web moved from B2C to B2B. However the bubble burst just as the B2B phase

Business 2.0 has an interesting write-up today on contenders in the mobile phone search industry. They point out that the Mobile Web is still a nascent technology. Well, to be

Based on log file evidence from a friend who runs a personal website, Rich Skrenta claims that only 11 search startups are actually crawling the web. He wonders where all

Everyone working on the web around the world would like to connect with people in Asia, but it's not easy to do. That dynamic and populous region is often focused

Since the Web 2.0 Expo last week, two parallel questions are being asked about the current era of the Web: a) Are we about to enter into a recession, and

Written by Angus Lau and Gang Lu Hong Kong, along with much of Asia (with the exception of China), is still playing catch-up with Web 2.0 in 2007. This is