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Search 2.0 vs Traditional Search, Part 2
Written by Ebrahim Ezzy and edited by Richard MacManus. Ebrahim is lead developer and co-founder of Qelix Technologies, the company behind a search 2.0 contender called Qube. This is the
SharePoint To Run Enterprise 2.0?
Nine companies are saying "yes," having recently launched Enterprise 2.0 offerings that integrate with SharePoint technology. If there's one thing that any I.T. pro knows it's the value of "maximizing
Facebook Makes It Easier to Opt Out of Facial Recognition Tagging Feature
Facebook is treading carefully with its facial-recognition "tag suggestion" feature and now is making it easier for users to opt out of the feature according to Connecticut Attorney General George
Rypple Makes Real Waves in the Enterprise
Rypple is an enterprise solution that works in such a simple, effectual way that it borders on the elegant. It uses absolutely top-notch social web design to engineer a user
Better Sales Tracking Using Google Apps and PipeJump
Future Simple's PipeJump is attempting to pry its way into the crowded CRM market space, and the latest enhancements to its PipeJump sales tracking app may prove to be the
Delicious Reborn as Real-Time News Tracker
Yahoo's social bookmarking service Delicious launched a new home page this morning, combining recent tagging activity and cross-referenced links on Twitter to deliver what it calls the hottest news from
Report: Social Web Usage Tipped in 2008
A new report by Josh Bernoff of Forrester Research states that usage of social technologies increased markedly in 2008: three in four US online adults now use social tools to
Picasa Web Albums Get Face Recognition
According to a report on CNet, the next version of Google's Picasa Web Albums will go live at noon PST today. The central new feature of this version will be
Web 2.0 Naysaying reaches an all-time high (or is it low)
Looks like the Web 2.0 Naysayers are starting to drown out those of us who've been preaching the 2.0 Gospel. Joel on Software, who has a lot of influence in
Next Supreme Court Nominee's Emails Now Searchable Gmail Style
Historical records are hard to look through casually. One solution is being explored in the case of Supreme Court justice nominee Elena Kagan's archive of emails sent while working under
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