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ReadWriteHack: Our Latest Channel Launches
Today we're launching our fifth channel, ReadWriteHack. Sponsored by the Intel Atom Developer Program, ReadWriteHack is a resource and guide for developers. In this channel we will outline best practices
Pick, Shovel, Canteen, Map, Lidar, GPS...
An archaeologist told me once that his field was slow to accept new technology. But all it takes are a few and soon the dam has burst. The dam's
New Legislation Set to Improve Internet Access for the Disabled
President Obama signed into law today the 21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act, legislation that will help people with disabilities access and participate in the digital world. The law
RSS Tuning with Attensa and Real Time Matrix
Enterprise RSS software company Attensa has announced a partnership with The Real Time Matrix Corp, which develops search and filtering technology. The partnership aims to help enterprise users create
Drupal 7 Released, With Improved UI and Semantic Technology
The popular open source content management system Drupal releases its latest version today. Drupal 7 has been three years in the making, with code from thousands of contributors from over
On Sensationalism and New Media
Martijn van Osch did an experiment with digg, in which he submitted a story about a company that made a girl undress in the shopping window of its store in
Google Shutters Service That Cost it 20 Years of Privacy Audits
Google announced today the closure of a number of services it's offered for years, including the much-maligned social network Buzz. Buzz wasn't just forgotten, though. It wasn't just a pre-cursor
Apple Hires NFC Expert, Mobile Payments Coming to iPhone?
Apple has just hired Benjamin Vigier, an expert in the field of near-field communications, as its new product manager for mobile commerce, reports NearFieldCommunicationsWorld.com, a trade publication for NFC-based products.
Surprise, Surprise: Delicious Still Not Mainstream
Earlier in the year, we posed the question, "are social bookmarking sites better at search than Google?" At the time, some people thought they already were. Our conclusion then was
World Cup 2010 Promotions to Use Augmented Reality
There's still 142 days, 18 hours and a few minutes until the 2010 World Cup launches in South Africa but the first use of cutting-edge promotional technology is already making
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