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iWork Pages for the iPad: Good for Casual Writing but Lacks a Few Essential Features
During the iPad announcement, Apple stressed the face that the iPad was not just a fancy media player and web-browsing machine by highlighting the fact that it was porting its
Change the World With One Click: Zemanta Adds Volunteer Opportunities to Blog Posts
What would you call a real-time semantic analysis tool that plugs in to your blogging software and leverages an API for a huge database of petitions, charities and volunteer opportunities
Dirtside to Spaceside - my novel in PDF form
I've released the 0.9 version of my Nanowrimo novel, which I wrote in 27 days during November 2003. Apparently there were 3680 people all over the world crazy enough to
Moleskine Brings Your Favorite Notebook to the iPad
Moleskine, the traditional maker of high-end notepads, released an iPad app last week that brings its distinctive, black and historically famous notebook to the realm of digital applications. Basically, it
Happy iPad 2 Day - ReadWriteWeb's Coverage Starts Now
It's iPad 2 Day and we're excited about what that will mean for Reading and Writing on the Web (as per our blog's name, of course). Join site co-Editor Marshall
Braindump of weblog re-design thoughts
I'm thinking about re-designing my weblog. While I was busy writing my novel in November, others were exploring the boundaries of the weblog form. Dave Winer re-designed his hugely influential
Reaching for the Golden Ring (or Getting Paid)
All this hullaballoo about Movable Type's new licensing structure is just another example of one of the Web's enduring issues: how to make money on the Web when users are
Gettin' Paid: A Future for Content Creators? Redux
Remember my post last year entitled Gettin' Paid: A Future for Content Creators?. In it I passionately made the case that there is a future for niche writers to make
1 Million Entries Later, crowdSPRING Still Going Strong
Though it draws divided opinions from the design community, crowdsourced creative services market crowdSPRING has maintained a sizable user base of designers and writers. The site allows users to submit
Apps to the Cloud: Last Chance to Win a MacBook Air
We have some great comments in this month's thread for the contest to win a MacBook Air. But today is the last day to get your insights in if
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