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Happy Birthday Read/Write Web!
Today dawns in New Zealand as the 20th April 2005, which happens to be the 2nd birthday of Read/Write Web. Yes, two years ago today I posted my first blog
Joel's Best Software Essays of 2004
UPDATE 6/11/04: I decided to nominate The Fractal Blogosphere and Evolution of Corporate Web Sites for the Best Software Essays of 2004 book that Joel Spolsky is editing. If you
ReadWriteStart Has Started!
Today we're launching a new channel called ReadWriteStart, in which we'll profile early stage startups and entrepreneurs. As well as startup profiles, we aim to help entrepreneurs in the critical
WebOfficePalooza
I've been writing a lot recently on the topic of Web Office, over at my ZDNet blog. Some R/WW readers may be interested in checking out those posts too, so
Universal Canvas - In the Beginning...
I've become very interested in the "Universal Canvas", a term popularized by Microsoft and subsequently analyzed by Jon Udell. First of all, here are two definitions of the Universal Canvas:
Why the iPad Works For Productivity
When the iPad first launched two years ago, it was derided by some for its limitations. The first iteration didn't even have a camera on it, and it may never
Cartoon: Real Commitment
It feels like this week's cartoon should commemorate Steve Jobs. But in truth, I drew my tribute to him just after he retired from his job as CEO. I shared
Remix Culture
I might Go Quiet for a week or two following this post. I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed by blog reading and writing and maintenance. Time to set my focus back
Marshall Kirkpatrick Joins RWW as VP Content Development
I'm very pleased to announce that Marshall Kirkpatrick has joined ReadWriteWeb in a full-time capacity, as our new Vice President of Content Development. The grand title reflects Marshall's senior position
Developer Discussion: Do You Use Helpers?
It's Friday, so it seems like a good opportunity for a discussion post. Today we'll be talking about helpers - basically, any kind of tool that makes your life easier
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