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cctext: Too Simple or a Smart Fit for the Small Business Market?
The wiki market space has transformed over the past few years, with a number of existing players adding social features to stay competitive and be more fully dimensional for users.
Posterous Adds Custom Domains
Posterous, the integrated small blogging platform, announced the debut of one-stop custom domain registration today. A new "domain purchasing feature" provides a one-click on-site way to avoid what Posterous' Vincent
Oh Boy Obama: User Generated Campaign Think Tank
Outsourcing research and development to customers via Digg-style voting is a hot trend for tech-savvy companies right now. Dell did it with IdeaStorm (our coverage), Starbucks did it with My
CIOs Spurn Web 2.0 Startups - Enterprises Want Suites and Large, Incumbent Software Vendors
Forrester Research has just released two reports concerning 'web 2.0' in the enterprise. Forrester recently surveyed 119 CIOs on the topic and their answers illustrate what IT honchos want –
SXSW: Under 18 Blogs, Wikis & Social Networks
Sean Ammirati of mSpoke is at SXSW in Austin, TX (USA). He is reporting for Read/WriteWeb throughout the event. After attending a panel on collaboration earlier this morning, I attended
Lotus Connections 2.5: Real Social Features Finally Arrive
Reports of an update for IBM's Lotus Connections software have been circulating since early 2009. Many analysts talked of a major upgrade that would instill the suite with some substantial
e-learning 2.0 Infiltrates the Classroom
Disclosure: One of the products listed in this post, Digication, has been a recent R/WW sponsor. One of the more active markets for web 2.0 is e-learning; for example we've
Sparks: A Package Management System for Codeigniter
Sparks is a package management system for Codeigniter designed to make it easier to share, find and install libraries for the framework. You can browse the libraries shared on Sparks
The Four Essential Apps for Distributed Teams
Distributed teams. Virtual work. Placeless offices. Whatever you want to call them, groups who work from geographically separate locations are more common than ever. Despite how widespread this mode of
Wikipedia's Big Mobile Plans Have Begun
Wikipedia pushed a new mobile interface live today and though end-users probably won't be able to tell the difference (except the new Beta label) - it's the start of something
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