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The ReadWriteWeb team is at the Web 2.0 Expo. Tim O'Reilly opens the Web 2.0 Expo keynotes with

For awhile we've been pushing the idea of Facebook evolving to support business social networking alongside the "social"

Flock, the Mozilla-based "social web browser," which we've profiled in the past here and here, has just announced

Semantic web company Adaptive Blue has published what it hopes will become a standard for publishers who want

Google today made an announcement that could prove to be not only important to the evolution of OpenSocial

Here are the highlights from the week's stories on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side, we analyzed the increasing

If you're a fan of digg, you've probably been noticing that tech stories are becoming less and less

Brijit, the magazine and newspaper review site we reviewed very positively when it launched in October, is today

Widget provider JS-Kit has released their latest widget this morning, Score. Score adds a thumbs up/thumbs down-style ratings

Amazon's web services get a ton of press, but mostly in the context of the Elastic Compute Cloud

Have you heard about Toluu yet? This new RSS-based service, currently in private beta, lets you share your

It was just a couple of weeks ago that Yahoo! announced that it would begin indexing semantic markup

Today, social news web site, Mixx, announced new features to their service that will help them break news

You're probably already familiar with Digg Spy, an online real-time view of activity on Digg.com. Now comes TubeSpy,

Digg's long-awaited recommendation engine might be the most anticipated upcoming feature at the social news site. It was

Yahoo Buzz is a social media experiment by Yahoo! that is currently in a closed beta. We found

As soon as the online press got hold of a sliver of information about Yahoo! Buzz, the predictable

The social news space is developing at a mind-boggling pace. Just in the last 48 hours Yahoo! launched

Love it or hate it, the social news site digg sure does have a passionate user base. This

The problem with running a site that relies heavily on users to generate content, is that it puts