Each month (and often more frequently than that) we take a look at trends in social networking, by the numbers. Recently, we’ve focused on Twitter’s astronomical growth - now up better than 2,500 percent in one year - and Facebook’s climb to become[...]
Semantic web advertising will play a key role in “monetization and commercialization of Web 2.0” and giving way to Web 3.0, as Amiad Solomon, CEO of Peer39, puts it. Smart Internet will comprehend the online behavior to deliver far accurate results[...]
For a little while now Google has had a wizard that will let you place RSS feeds from around the web on your very own site. How it works is you first choose from one of three different styles: vertical, vertical stacked, or horizontal. Between the three[...]
Remember that Web 2.0 Google Developer Event we were telling you about? You know the one where you can learn all about web development the Google way? Well there's a reason for you to attend that event for sure now... Google has just released, in private[...]
Microsoft FINALLY buys Yahoo! Originally uploaded by The Core-Man. Corey from Port Richey, FL just sent me this pic, which he mocked up tonight. Nice work! Check out this insightful article re: Microsoft, Yahoo!, and Google.
One of the handy things about Google MyMaps is that you can use the map to add markers to particular locations on a map, save the markers to a named MyMap, and obtain a link to "View [the markers] in Google Earth". The Google Earth link is actually a[...]
The iPhone may be high on the list of shiny and expensive gadgets, but many of the coolest gizmos don't cost a thing. Joomla and Drupal are two software platforms that help create complex Internet sites. And Fab-At-Home is a printer that makes 3D objects.[...]
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Facebook quickly reversed its decision to ban egoblogger Robert Scoble. He promised not to repeat the stunt of scraping their site for information about his friends. Facebook, for its part, said that the banning was the result of an automated process[...]
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The New York Times spent an epic 3,800 words on a truth known to everyone in Silicon Valley: Google is competing with Microsoft in email and productivity apps. Steve Lohr got lots of time with Google CEO Eric Schmidt -- but attributes his failure to get[...]
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