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People are definitely beginning to understand just how crazy social networks are getting. Facebook, Myspace, Bebo and

In May, we discussed many different ways that social media could be used for social change. One company

MySpace and Oodle today announced that MySpace's classifieds section has been re-launched and is now powered by Oodle.

It's time to review the week that was on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side we compared Nokia and

According to a comment made at Microsoft's Analyst Day today, Microsoft and Facebook are preparing a search and

According to the latest data from Hitwise, Facebook, which is kicking off its developer conference today, grew 40%

MySpace is announcing this morning that it will become an OpenID authenticating party and offer developers a deeper

As Twitter began to fail on a regular basis, many of its users turned to other micro-blogging services

There are several different social media message-sending apps out there, but arguably, HelloTxt is one of the most

The technologists behind large companies are always fascinating. Unlike entrepreneurs, who often code their vision into software, CTOs

Social networking site MySpace is releasing a set of APIs later today that will allow developers to implement

Recently, there have been a few conflicting reports about the current popularity of social networks here in the

MySpace announced tonight that a new design will be launched next Wednesday. The army of MySpace haters is

UK Says Yes, EU is Considering, is US Next? A recent study in the UK showed that most

Social networking is at a major fork in the road. Down one road is adding more features to

Google Gears, the offline web application API it debuted last year at its developer conference, is turning one

Grid-computing startup Aster Data Systems will officially launch today, three years after it was founded. Aster, which began

Last week, the fight to manage your social data kicked off in earnest as three major players in

In a surprise move just unveiled this morning, a handful of big players led by MySpace and Yahoo!

Many small and medium sized businesses may have an interest in maintaining a presence on social networks, but