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Report: Mainstream Media Still Drives the Discussion on Twitter
When you think of Twitter and influence, you might think that the most obvious metric used to measure would be the number of followers a user has. Time and again,
4 API Trends Seen in Programmable Web's Milestone Numbers
The numbers of APIs on Programmable Web has shot to 3,000, up from 2,000 one year ago. The numbers show trends in the overall use of APIs, the way they
Investing in Alpha Geeks, Hackers, and Hobbyists
"Good ideas" can come from a variety of sources of inspiration. But according to Bryce Roberts, the Managing Director of O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, "disruptive ideas" in technology often come from
Early Stats Show Twitter Taking Off in Japan
Last week trendy micro-blogging service Twitter launched officially in Japan, after the company had "noticed a significant percent of Twitter usage consistently originating from Japan". At the time of launch,
Interactive Debate on Web's Future, Featuring Tim Berners-Lee
ReadWriteWeb is the exclusive Media Partner for an interactive debate on the future of the Web, featuring Tim Berners-Lee. The event is June 11 and is being run by the
Twitter Location, Which is a Mess, Expands Trend Detection to 70 New Places
Twitter announced this afternoon that the Local Trends feature it announced in 41 cities and countries in January, 2010 has now expanded to 70 more places. Trending local topics are
When Did You Buy Your Last App? Survey Says It was Over the Weekend
It's no surprise that people spend their weekends goofing off, relaxing, and entertaining themselves, but our weekly downtime activities also have major implications for mobile application marketing, as it turns
8 Predictions for IT in 2015 From Gartner
Gartner today announced eight predictions for IT in 2015. Last week, we looked at the broad trends Gartner and two other analyst firms expect to shape the future of
Trendwatching - Wired Or Tired In The Blogosphere
By Alex Iskold Last week Apple's iPhone made a stunning debut. There are very few people who were not blown away by what Steve Jobs showed to the world, from
Off to the Web 2.0 Conference
Tomorrow morning I'm traveling to San Francisco for next week's Web 2.0 Conference. I attended it last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. Read/WriteWeb's coverage of the 2005 conference is
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