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The semantic Web has long been heralded as the future of the Web. Proponents have said that Web

The social media data company Rapleaf has just released the final parts of their 3-part study involving the

Facebook has just added a new photo uploader tool to their Prototypes directory, the "labs" section of the

After a predefined period designed to increase transparency and maximize user feedback, Facebook has announced that, with fewer

The New Oxford American Dictionary announced its Word of the Year today and like everyone else, the organization

Barack Obama spoke to a group of Chinese students tonight at a town hall in Shanghai. The meeting

News reverberated through the developer community that long-time and highly prominent community contributor Joe Hewitt has quit developing

We've just found a new application for finding your Twitter followers, LinkedIn connections and other friends from around

Digital marketing company Razorfish has just launched its third annual FEED survey of 1,000 "connected consumers." The survey

Five years ago I interviewed tech publisher Tim O'Reilly about a new term that his company had just

In this edition of the Weekly Wrapup - our newsletter summarizing the top stories of the week -

Thanks to the popularity of social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, it's a given that malicious hackers

Hitwise, a web traffic analytics firm that often publishes fun and interesting stats on issues of the day,

Today, Facebook has published a developer roadmap outlinining upcoming relevant changes and a rough timeline for each. Changes

New data released from Experian Hitwise reconfirms what we've known for some time: Facebook is killing the other

If Facebook were a country, it would be the 3rd most populous country on earth behind China and

Social Search just went live in Google Labs. Google announced that it was working on this Social Search

Joining the ranks of tools such as Tweetmeme and Digg widgets, Facebook's Share button will now be showing

Proposal Would Kill Beacon, Have Facebook Paying $9.5 Million Late last week, a federal judge in California gave

Facebook just made one of the biggest changes to the site's user experience since the introduction of the