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Could Wikipedia's Future Be as a Development Platform?
Content creation at Wikipedia is slowing down. The already small number of active regular editors is on the decline and Jimmy Wales has called for live edits to be held
Wikipedia's Inkblots: Normality in Tech and Medicine
Wikipedia is aflutter with angry psychologists demanding that the community take down reproductions of 10 original Rorschach inkblot plates and their statistically common responses. The Rorschach tests have been used
Flickr Co-founder Unveils Her New Startup: Hunch
People have been whispering about a new web application in development called Hunch. Today, Flickr co-founder and Hunch head honcho Caterina Fake divulged some more details about the new project
Spellcheck This: Microsoft Office 2010, The Movie
Yes, Microsoft has a promo video for Microsoft Office 2010, and we're posting it. This isn't slapped together by some corporate PR hack with iMovie (oops, did we say that?)
The Beast of Redmond is Roaring (& Thinking) Again
Last week Microsoft seemed to wake up from a long hibernation and announced: * No, we are not ceding the browser game to Firefox * Hey, we are cool again
Hack of the Day Holiday Special: 3D Christmas Tree in 1KB
Roman Cortes wowed a lot of people with his entry into the "1k Javascript demo contest": an animated 3D Christmas tree. In just one KB of code. Cortes has
Why Wikipedia's Policy to Blacklist Blogs is Outdated and Wrong
This week we received an email from a reader telling us that he'd tried to add a link to ReadWriteWeb onto a Wikipedia article, only to get the message: "The
Google Apps Users Can Now Sign E-Mail with DKIM
As of this morning Google Apps customers have the option of signing all outgoing email with the email authentication standard DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM). Users who enable this service
Video Goes Open Source on Wikipedia: New Format, New Player, New Editing/Sharing Tools
In a Beet.tv interview posted yesterday, Wikimedia deputy director Erik Moller gave a few clues as to the Foundation's train of thought when it comes to video editing and distribution.
Cartoon: Buh-KAAAAAW!
Brand extension: a marketing strategy in which a firm marketing a product with a well-developed image uses the same brand name in a different product category. — Wikipedia The greatest movie of all time,
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