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SpringNote is a hosted Korean wiki service that's been in the works for some time but will make a public launch at the Web 2.0 Expo Tokyo next week.

Online video sharing sites are a dime a dozen these days, but a newly launched one caught my eye this week. Coull.tv promises to enable users to search inside videos

People who in the next few years solve big problems in Information Overload are going to be very important, and some of them are going to be UI and UX

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/political_opinion/Google_the_Vote_How_Google_is_Changing_the_American_Political_Landscape'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; It's no secret that Google has influence. Being the most heavily used search engine, they in a very real sense

In an understated post today to the Google Lat Long blog, a major new wrinkle in online mapping was announced. Google Maps can now be edited by anyone. Once signed

Significant delays in the delivery of email messages to Gmail users are being widely reported with no apparent response from Google. As an increasing number of people choose to forward

While real TV in the US struggles over how much of a cut traditional, professional content writers ought to get from online and new media revenue - the venerable

Adobe Media Player (AMP) is an AIR application filled with TV shows and videos clips (see our review here). The app, first launched as a beta last September then as

Daniel Langendorf at last100 has written an outstanding post, explaining how (if done right) the Gphone and not the iPhone will be the one to change the face of the

Soulseek, which was creted by former Napster programmer Nir Arbel and visibly resembles early versions of Napster, is not one of the most popular filesharing apps. It doesn't have the