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Imagine K12 Launches a New Incubator for Ed-Tech Startups
A new incubator program, Imagine K12, launched today in Palo Alto aimed specifically at building entrepreneurship in the education space. Founded by three Silicon Valley veterans - Tim Brady, Alan
Mainstreaming of Web 2.0
While doing some research for a work project I'm doing currently, I came across this illuminating PEW report from January 2005, called Internet Evolution: A decade of adoption: How the
Information Blocked: The Racial & Gender Makeup of Google & 4 Other Tech Giants
The Obama Administration told the country on Wednesday about all of the jobs saved since the U.S. Congress passed the stimulus package one year ago. This got us to thinking
Mobile Phones to Serve as Doctors in Developing Countries
"There are 2.2 billion mobile phones in the developing world, 305 million computers but only 11 million hospital beds," said Terry Kramer, strategy director at British operator Vodafone at the
The Future of Web Apps and Services, circa 2001
I love reading old books about the Web and Internet. I'm in the middle of Stewart Brand's classic book from the 80's, The Media Lab, right now. Anyway I came
Study Confirms Our New "Connectedness" Is A Mixed Blessing
To all those who feared that technology pulls people apart, a new report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project on the American family reveals the opposite is true:
Msgboy Makes All Your Favorite Websites a Push Experience
Push me, pull me, real time web: we've now got enough options available to us when choosing how to consume our favorite web content that we may as well start
ScanLife Provides Free Barcode Scanning SDK for Android Developers
As smartphone manufacturers improve on the hardware included in their devices, the possibilities for mobile app developers continue to expand. With the speedy new mobile processors and the high resolution
Scott Fulton Joins Our Enterprise Team
We are proud to announce that Scott M. Fulton, III will become ReadWriteWeb's enterprise correspondent and start reporting for us on Friday across our Hack, Cloud and Enterprise channel sites.
Open Question: What Tech Stories Do YOU Want to Read?
Yesterday I wrote about the lack of big ideas in tech media, in response to a New York Times op-ed about the "post-idea world." I basically complained that there is
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