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The Internet Archive has just unveiled their ambitious project called BookServer, which will allow users to find, buy,

Last night, something amazing happened: Facebook and Twitter came to my TV. No, I didn't go out and

In a previous article, we discussed the Web of data, which is about inter-linking open data sets and,

In the coming years, we will see a revolution in the ability of machines to access, process, and

In the U.S., Verizon FiOS customers will soon receive an update to their set-top boxes that will connect

During a talk at the New England Database Day conference at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Google's Alon

Imagine you're at a concert where your favorite band is playing for the last time. Or you're watching

New data released by Integrated Media Measurement Inc. (IMMI) gives us insight into how men and women engage

Noesis is a new semantic web search engine that helps scientists studying the environment access and retrieve the

Does Adobe think they can out-Google Google? Perhaps. The company is involved with Zoetrope, a joint project with

This historic U.S. election already fulfilled its promise of change even before the final ballots were cast. Never

Cooliris (formerly PicLens) makers of a browser plugin which transforms the web into an immersive 3D experience, has

Admit it. You don't always read the EULAs when you install software on your computer. You just click

As early adopters and technology enthusiasts, we're known for signing up for every new service presented to us.

StumbleUpon is a popular service that helps millions of people find interesting sites all over the web.

Everything's changing on the internet these days, so it's as good a time as any to make some

We've showed how Gen Y is going to change the web. In doing so, Gen Y is

Gen Y is taking over. The generation of young adults that's composed of the children of Boomers, Generation

Have you heard the latest doomsday scenario? In thirty years, the internet will stop working! Apparently, a bug