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We started tracking VC funding in October 2008, as the financial markets were melting. What caught our eye

Moore's Law, the observation that the number of transistors that can be placed on an integrated circuit has

This one's for everyone who ever announced they'd be waiting overnight outside a store for a new game's

Recently, Facebook added a new feature to its News Feeds: a "like" button. Now, rather than leaving a

Stanford University has produced more entrepreneurs of mega-ventures than any other college. And success breeds success. The money

Twitter is the poster child for the 'scale first, don't even think about revenue at launch, monetize much,

CAPTCHAs, those pesky challenge-response tests that many web sites use to determine whether you are human or a

What a week of market mayhem! How odd having that as the backdrop to the Web 2.0 Expo

Every week it seems like the debate over access to, portability of and privacy over user data on

Since the Web 2.0 Expo last week, two parallel questions are being asked about the current era of

Presuming you've seen the news that Microsoft has moved to buy Yahoo! for $44 billion, the next logical

A survey of 25,000 people in 12 countries by the Institute for Innovation and Information Productivity (IIIP) shows

One of the categories at next week's Crunchies awards show, which ReadWriteWeb is co-hosting, is Best technology

10 years ago, in 1997, I wrote an article called Playing Against 5 Aces for a technology

This is a guest post by by Zach Beauvais. Talis is a bit different than most web 2.0

The BBC's Internet presence came online ten years ago this past weekend on December 15th, 1997, and for

We've discussed before on Read/WriteWeb about how we've entered The Digestion Phase of the Web, a term that

Steve Rubel has written a post bemoaning the lack of innovative Web products these days: "...I miss the