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One of the most interesting trends on the Internet right now is a move towards a more real-time experience. We have seen a lot of discussion lately about how Twitter

This is the third annual Best Web Companies round-up from Read/WriteWeb (ref: 2005 and 2004). This year we're spreading it out over 2 separate posts and this is the second

For a lot of college students, the new semester is just around the corner. Last year, we created a long list of great Web 2.0 tools that we thought would

Accounting software for small business and personal use is increasingly moving from the desktop to online. However, compared to other office software, this transition to online has been relatively slow.

Since the announcement of Google Chrome OS, the upcoming web-based operating system from search giant Google, a number of smaller web OS startups have hoped to capitalize on the renewed

Enterprise adoption of cloud computing, SaaS, and social media (whatever you want to call it) is accelerating. This is a healthy market, in which vendors are doing well in a

Producteev is a very well-designed online task management and collaboration service for individuals and small groups. Producteev started out as a task management system, but today, the company is adding

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Egnyte is a collaborative document sharing app that hopes to make inroads on the growing Web Office space. It's kind of like a mix between an online storage solution (such

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/10_Must_Have_Online_Office_Apps'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Earlier today, as part of our Web Office Week Richard MacManus defined what constitutes an online office. His ultimate definition