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Web Technology Trends for 2008 and Beyond: Update
Today I gave a presentation at the XMediaLab event in Wellington New Zealand, entitled: What's Next on the Web? Web Technology Trends for 2008 and Beyond. It was an update
Twitter Begins Rolling Out Search and Trends
Twitter appears to be in the process of rolling out its integrated search feature, with a search box and a trends button appearing on some user profiles today. While the
Google Gets Trendy
Google today launched an improvement to their Trends service, Hot Trends, which lists the top 100 break out searches of each day. These are not the top searches, but the
Google Launches Flu Trends For 121 U.S. Cities
Google just launched an updated version of Google Flu Trends, a service that predicts flu trends by tracking flu-related queries on the company's search engine. Until now, Google only showed
Google on Election Day: People Are Voting for Free Chicken and Ice Cream
The official Google blog just posted some interesting data about hot search trends early in election day and while there are a lot of important questions being asked by millions
Kayak Opens Access to River of Travel Search Data
Travel comparison site Kayak just opened access to its search data. Best known for aggregating travel deals on roundtrip flights, hotels and rental cars, Kayak is now offering the public
My Digital Web Magazine article
My article for Digital Web Magazine, The Evolution of Corporate Websites, has now been published. It's a high-level look at web design trends over the past 10 years. Here's the
Maybe Twitter Trends Shouldn't Be Entirely Automated?
Over the weekend, Twitter's trending topics were once again the target of an attack, this time implemented by the members of the infamous image board 4chan, the site known for
Buzzwords of Web 2.0: RSS Down, Microblogging Up
Like every other innovative industry before it, Web 2.0, too, has developed its own language. Our friends over at the Royal Pingdom blog took a close look at the buzzwords
How We Shared Content in 2010: Still More Facebook, More Email Than Twitter, MySpace Lives On
The link sharing service AddThis, which said this month that it's now tracking the interests of more than 1 billion people across the web, has published an infographic breaking down
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