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Inventor of the Wiki Responds to Google Search Wiki
Google put on a full court media push tonight for a major change the company is making to its search experience. According to the Official Google Blog and a very
MindTouch: The First Enterprise App to Get Collaborative Video
MindTouch — the open source, wiki-based intranet — is the first software to bring fully collaborative video to the enterprise. The new feature comes from open source video platform Kaltura,
How Will Enterprises Deliver Next Generation Internet Applications?
This week Optaros released a free survey report entitled 'How Will Enterprises Deliver Next Generation Internet Applications?'. Over 400 senior decision makers responded to the survey, which looked at how
Wikimedia Foundation to Add Creative Commons License for All Content
Recently, the Wikimedia Foundation proposed that the copyright licensing terms on its wikis be changed to include a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license in addition to its longstanding GNU Free Documentation
Magic Beans Grow Portable Social Networks
You've seen the calls for open identity standards and data portability. Well, Social Beans aims to create standardized "skeleton portability" across social media publishing platforms. What is "skeleton portability"? According
Enterprise Poll: Do Your Tools Ease or Accelerate Information Overload?
LexisNexus recently conducted survey of white-collar workers in five countries (the United States, China, South Africa, United Kingdom and Australia) on the subject of information overload. According to the
Peppermint: A New Linux OS for the Cloud
Peppermint, a new Linux-based operating system with a focus on cloud computing and Web applications, is launching into a private beta this week to a limited number of participants, and
The State of Web Spam: Human-Posted Spam is on the Rise
Even though we have lots of tools to detect blog comment spam these days, spammers always tend to be one step ahead of our algorithms. While early blog spam was
Built For Speed: Turn Your Startup Into A Lean, Mean Iterating Machine
Entrepreneur Eric Ries, who previously co-founded the 3D avatar-based chat client IMVU, is also widely credited with coining the phrase "lean startup" in 2008. Ries recently gathered as many resources
Five Years Later: Blogs Beat NYT in Google but Everything More Complicated Than Expected
A five year old bet was settled last night between New York Times executive Martin Nisenholtz and Web 2.0 Founding Father Dave Winer. Five years ago Winer bet Nisenholtz that
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