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An interesting note came across our inboxes just now - the source of yesterday's FriendFeed spam has been

A group of mobile operators have just unveiled a new initiative they're calling "BONDI" whose goal is to

Human history is one of progressive improvement in communication. From the 20th century mail was a fundamental form

After months of promises (and third party tools), Digg finally announced this week that their recommendation engine is

We wrote about Microsoft possibly acquiring semantic search engine Powerset just a few days ago when it was

Cooliris' PicLens is, without a doubt, one of the prettiest browser add-ons currently available. When we first reviewed

Last year, we told you about PutPlace, an online application designed to help you manage all your digital

Here are some of the highlights from the week's Web Tech action on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side

Yesterday, the unfortunate but none-too-surprising news about the departure of Flickr's co-founders Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield broke

In June 2005 Yahoo! acquired upstart Canadian photosharing web site Flickr and the web hasn't been the same

Searching around for an image for a blog post is one of the most frustrating procedures of

You may have heard of Greasemonkey, the Firefox extension that lets you customize the way a web page

A couple of weeks ago we held a competition, asking you to tell us what web 2.0 apps

Here are some of the highlights from the week's Web Tech action on ReadWriteWeb. This week we brought

Late last night Yahoo! owned photo sharing site Flickr launched a new feature - the ability to search

Are you into multimedia? Do you stream music over the web, share photos on Flickr and Picassa, watch

Adding photos to your blog is one of the best ways to enhance your content and attract attention

Tom Coates of Yahoo Brickhouse (ex-BBC) is over in Wellington for Webstock, giving a talk on the Web

The Library of Congress and photosharing site Flickr today announced a partnership that will put photos from the

The Data Portability Working Group is announcing today that key people from LinkedIn, Flickr, SixApart and Twitter are