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ReadWriteWeb is a popular weblog that provides Web Technology news, reviews and analysis. It is the lead blog in the Read/WriteWeb Network, a growing network of blogs about web technology - the other sites are last100 (a blog about Digital Lifestyle) and AltSearchEngines (about search). ReadWriteWeb began publishing on April 20, 2003 and is now one of the most widely read and respected blogs in the world. ReadWriteWeb is edited by Richard MacManus and is written by a team of Web enthusiasts. More » (Source: ReadWriteWeb)
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Blog
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Neutral viewpoint
Editorial
Edited By:
Jon Mitchell
Last Edit:
Jan 20, 2011 - 11:28 AM PST
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Top Topics:
Business (28), Sci/Tech (23), Internet (17), Media (16), Social Networks (12), Technology (10), New Media (6), Google (4), Computers (4), World (3), Facebook (3), Politics (3), Privacy (3), U.S. (3), Journalism (2)...
Top Authors:
Marshall Kirkpatrick (5), Audrey Watters (3), Richard Macmanus (3), Alex Iskold (3), Sarah Perez (2), Steven Walling (1), Rajeev Goel (1), Josh Catone (1), Jitendra Gupta (1), John Milan (1), Mike Melanson (1), Violet Blue (1)
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Opinion (23), News Report (5), News (3), Review (3), Investigative Report (1), Special Report (1)
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First Glimpses of Office 15 Are Minus the Ribbon
As part of a carefully timed preview of the forthcoming Windows on ARM (WOA) operating system, which borrows the new "Metro-style" usage model from Windows 8, Microsoft ...via Google News -
Today is Safer Internet Day
Here at ReadWriteWeb, we encourage safer Internet use. We try to bring you the stories that help you navigate the World Wide Interwebs. So we wanted to make sure you know that ...via Rebecca McKinnon -
Eight Top Internet Firms Back Alternative To SOPA
Several of the largest Interent firms - including Google, Facebook and Twitter - are backing alternate legislation being proposed to the Stop Online Piracy and Protect IP ...via Tim O'Reilly -
WikiLeaks Proves U.S. Forced Spain to Adopt SOPA-Style Law
Last week, the Spanish government enacted a law containing provisions that allows copyright holders to have allegedly-infringing websites shut down within days of a complaint. ...via Umair Haque -
What I Learned About the Wired World on Jury Duty
Last week was the first time I'd ever been called for jury duty. I put it on the RWW team calendar weeks in advance. I figured I'd miss one day at my desk. I'd spend it ...via Dave Winer -
Infographic: 7 Companies Who Made Major Pivots in Strategy
From the folks who brought you the Pivot Conference and Hasai Marketing comes an infographic that tells the story of 7 companies that, you guessed it, made significant pivots ...via Robert Scoble -
Teach Yourself to Program
Do you want to build a game for Android, a theme for your blog or a twitter desktop client? Have a great idea but lack the development chops ...via Robert Scoble -
Is Firefox Doomed?
Just a few years ago, Mozilla's Firefox browser was rising fast as the chief challenger to Microsoft's stubbornly dominant Internet Explorer. Things change pretty fast in the ...via Dave Winer -
Top Twitter Analytics Tools
With hundreds of add-on tools, Twitter certainly has plenty of ways you can analyze its data. I set out to find the best tools that I would recommend for you to track and ...via Robert Scoble -
The Internet Will Get a Peer Review Layer Next Year
A project lead by some of the most-respected leaders of the Internet has secured $240,000 in funding to build a prototype system for both expert and peer review of all the ...via Rebecca McKinnon
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