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Thanks to successful projects like Wikipedia or Wikitravel, wikis have quickly become a standard tool on the Internet,
Continue reading »A new school year is about to start and students nationwide will be clamoring for ways to keep
Continue reading »I'm very pleased to announce that Marshall Kirkpatrick has joined ReadWriteWeb in a full-time capacity, as our new
Continue reading »AOL Senior VP of Programming Marty Moe held a conference call for all the bloggers in the Weblogs
Continue reading »Earlier this week we reported that Google had opened up Knol, its Wikipedia competitor, to the public. It
Continue reading »Google just opened up Knol, its Wikipedia competitor, to the public after announcing a private beta of the
Continue reading »Here is a new cartoon from Rob Cottingham of Social Signal. Rob runs a regular cartoon blog called
Continue reading »While IBM and Linden Labs are cozying up to each other, Google has just released its own virtual
Continue reading »URL shorteners like TinyURL are a wildly popular way to share long links over email, IM, microblogging and
Continue reading »Here are some of the highlights from the week's Web Tech action on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side
Continue reading »Researchers at the University of California at Santa Cruz have built a test extension called WikiTrust that evaluates
Continue reading »YouTube's huge lead in market share over other online video sites continues to get bigger, even as the
Continue reading »Earlier this year, we covered the launch of Xobni, an inbox add-on for Microsoft Outlook. This application
Continue reading »Talk about a knee-jerk reaction. Yesterday, news broke out in Scotland about how the internet was to blame
Continue reading »My first post for ReadWriteWeb (nearly a year ago) started with the premise that search was "game over",
Continue reading »The Rock Hard Times is a music search engine and database where you can perform searches or browse
Continue reading »Wikipedia, which turned 7 this year, is a source of information for 683 million visitors every year. A
Continue reading »It seems a debate is brewing in the "Wikipedia-sphere" surrounding the commercialization and the soon-to-be-made profit from the
Continue reading »A study that will appear in tomorrow's New Scientist magazine found that social media sites, blogs, and instant
Continue reading »Recently, a new Wikipedia mashup came on the scene - WikiFM, this one a mashup of Wikipedia and
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