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Just because computing is done in the cloud, that doesn't mean it has to be insecure and subject

IBM is about to commit itself heavily to browser-based applications. The giant IT company is quietly working on

2008 has seen a proliferation of new Web platforms, including a few major ones built using open standards.

Today, Appcelerator, a Mountain View-based company that focuses on open source technologies for building rich web applications, announced

IBM is about to commit itself heavily to browser-based applications. The giant IT company is quietly working on

It's time for our weekly summary of Web Technology news, products and trends. On the trends side this

In good times everyone wants to be a platform. But when times are bad and platforms are just

AOL announced the new developer site for MyAOL today to almost no fanfare, but at a time when

The Social Media Classroom (SMC) is a new project started by Howard Rheingold which offers an open-source Drupal-based

It's great to hear that Marc Canter is writing a book, called 'How to build the Open Mesh'.

In this post we review 10 promising developer platforms for the Web. We're not talking about the obvious

The first phones using Google's Android platform were meant to go to market by the second half of

Yahoo!'s SearchMonkey platform got a little more public today with the unveiling of the Search Gallery -- the

Today SezWho a universal profile, content discovery, and a sophisticated reputation engine provider, has announced its acquisition

Yahoo! today released a developer preview of its Yahoo! Internet Location Platform, a collection of in-depth geo-location based

Giant social networks Myspace and Facebook have plans to expand beyond their walls. Myspace announced on Thursday its

If there's one thing to be learned from social media tools, it's that these services were not made

Yahoo! announced today at the Web 2.0 Expo the availability of the first program in its large vision

We're here at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco and are getting inundated with press releases about

A month ago, ReadWriteWeb writer Marshall Kirkpatrick utilized his huge network of Twitter followers to facilitate a discussion