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Look Out Google Site Search, Lijit Says It's Right On Your Heels
Innovative search startup Lijit has done study of search widgets on pages around the web and says its widget is very close to becoming as popular as Google's own "site
Flickr Introduces Traffic Stats for Pro Users
Users with a pro account at Flickr are now able to view a variety of interesting statistics about the viewers of their photos. Heather Champ said in a post on
C++, JavaScript and Ruby Developers the Most Foul-Mouthed Comitters on GitHub
Andrew Vos has mined Github comits to determine amount of profanity in GitHub commit messages per programming language. He analyzed 929,857 commit messages and found 210 instances of any
Android Mobile Web Use Up 400% in Q2, Outpacing Apple & BlackBerry
The Android platform has garnered much attention lately because of its rapidly expanding number of apps and phones on the market, so additional growth statistics should come at no surprise.
Pew: Most Kids Online Not Threatened by Strangers
The most recent of the always interesting Pew Internet and American Life reports was released today and offers some interesting statistics concerning children online and their experiences being contacted by
Xobni: Social Network in Your Inbox
Xobni (that's inbox backwards - cute!) is the next big idea in productivity enhancements for your inbox. The Xobni software is an add-on for Microsoft Outlook that offers email management
Teens Don't Tweet? They May Start Soon
"Teens don't tweet." Over the past few weeks, this fact has been reported time and time again by analysts, bloggers, and even mainstream media. Why the obsession with the teenage
Twine Traffic Falls - New Version Coming, But it's Make or Break Time
Since it was first unveiled to ReadWriteWeb back in October 2007, Semantic Web application Twine has traveled a rocky road. The product is a knowledge management service, in practical terms
Firefox Losing Early Adopters to Chrome - Will Mainstream Users Follow?
Google Chrome has had a big impact on the browser market since its release in September 2008. The latest report from NetMarketShare puts Chrome at 6.73% market share, ahead of
Good News for Data Geeks, Bad News for Everyone Else
Last week we told you that enterprises are investing more into business intelligence and analytics initiatives. This week there's more good news for professionals in this area: according to
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