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Best Web Company in 2007
This week's poll is an extension of our 2007 Half-Year Web Technology Report, which reviewed the first six months of this year in web technology. In that report, I noted
Custom Search Startup Hits 1 Billion Monthly Pageviews
Lijit, a four year old Boulder startup that enables publishers to offer a single search box for all their content across multiple sites and advertisers to track website visitors' cross-site
AR Developers Ogmento Raise $3.5M for Augmented Gaming Apps
Budding augmented reality (AR) gaming developers Ogmento announced today that it has raised a healthy $3.5 million from Chart Venture Partners, CNF Investments and other private investors. The funding announcement
Cross Your Fingers: Zennstrom and Friis Might Buy Back Skype From eBay
Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis, the founders of Skype, are trying to pile up enough cash from investors and their own bank accounts to buy the company back from eBay,
Web 2.0 is not about version numbers or betas
Summary: Web 2.0 is everyday, non-technical people using the Web to enhance their lives and businesses. The fact that so many people are now creating and building on the Web
SemanticHacker Offers Cynical Bounty for Semantic Apps
Contextual ad platform Textwise launched SemanticHacker.com today, a contest for applications and business plans built on the company's semantic analysis technology. While the new API is offered for free, the
DARPA and Raytheon Building New Ad-Hoc Mobile Network for the Military
Coalition forces in Afghanistan and Iraq have a major communications issue: military, security contractor and non-government organizations frequently need to communicate with each other during combat and other operations.
SoundHound: A Music App That Could Change Mobile Search
Larry Marcus is one investor with the ability to turn good core technology into consumer success. Five years ago he helped change the mathematical algorithm of the Music Genome Project
Data Defined [Infographic]
Earlier this year we wrote about an infographic that visualized what 10 petabytes looks like. An infographic tonight by the team at Focus takes a different look at how
Touch Our Stickers With Your Phone, Google Says
Small local business patrons in Portland, Oregon (the greatest city in the United States and home to almost half of ReadWriteWeb's staff) will soon be able to tap their
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