Nov 02, 2009

ReadWriteWeb Twitter rolled out its new lists feature to all users on Friday and today, Seesmic will launch the first desktop client with support for lists. For now, this early release will only go out to users who sign up for Team Seesmic, the company's semi-private beta-test group. We got a chance to test an early build of Seesmic wit (Read More)

Oct 26, 2009

Official Google Blog Your friends and contacts are a key part of your life online. Most people on the web today make social connections and publish web content in many different ways, including blogs, status updates and tweets. This translates to a public social web of content that has special relevance to each person. Unfortunately, that infor (Read More)

Nov 01, 2009

Submitted by Djmirt: Among all the government actions taken in Canada to ease last year’s real estate slump, the tax credit was one of those most highlighted. However, compared to the first time home-buyers tax credit offered by the US government, the Canadian one seems like a joke. But who will laugh last?. (Read More)

Nov 06, 2009

Submitted by Sharondianne: The ease with which information can be spread through the Internet has exacerbated tensions among those who pay for, conduct, and publish scientific research. (Read More)

Nov 02, 2009

Simon Willison's Weblog Adobe, in their “open government” whitepaper (which, of course, is a PDF): Since the advent of the web, an entire infrastructure has evolved to enable public access to information. Such technologies include HTML, Adobe PDF, and Adobe® Flash® technology.Clay Johnson responds: This is nonsense. The fact is, sticking to op (Read More)

Nov 04, 2009

The Next Web Good news for those of you desperate to play Foursquare, the hugely popular location-based game: new European cities are being switched on today.Until now London and Amsterdam were the only European cities able to play.We’ve been playing with the prelaunch testing of these cities for the past few days and can reveal that li (Read More)

Nov 03, 2009

Submitted by Mahendra from Google Reader: Everyone is talking about the “real-time web”. That’s usually a pretty strong indication of a buzzword that will soon mean very little. Some would argue that it already doesn’t mean much. And yet, as Paul Graham’s web 2.0 article showed, it is possible to extract value even out of apparently meaningless buzzwords. “Real-tim (Read More)

Nov 04, 2009

Submitted by Mikepierce: Big Buzz on how to survive december 21 2012 now that Hollywood is coming out with a Movie. There's talk and information on this topic all over the net. Be informed on how to survive 2012. (Read More)

Nov 03, 2009

readwriteweb Centuries of struggling by artists and musicians to make a living have come to this. While the rest of the music industry is fighting to figure out how to stay viable when so much content is available for free on the internet - the band Weezer may have solved the problem. Weezer released its latest album today, with a Snug (Read More)

Nov 03, 2009

mashable Liz Pullen is a sociologist/ethnographer who is working on a qualitative research project on online social communities with a focus on Twitter. She Tweets as @nwjerseyliz and blogs at Spiral Scratch.Over the past few days, the new Twitter Lists feature has opened up to all Twitter users and there has been a flurry of people (Read More)

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