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April 2006 Archives

Sunday, 30th April 2006

Microcontent Aggregators: Peoplefeeds

Continuing my look at Microcontent Aggregators, Peoplefeeds is right up there with 43Things.com as a leader in this market. Before I start the review, I came across a new Web 2.0 list today called categoriz - which puts Peoplefeeds in its 'Content Management' category and the others I've been tracking in categories such as 'Social Networking' and…

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Thursday, 27th April 2006

WebOfficePalooza

I've been writing a lot recently on the topic of Web Office, over at my ZDNet blog. Some R/WW readers may be interested in checking out those posts too, so here are the recent ones: - Morfik tests browser boundaries - builds Javascript chess app - WebOS market review - XIN - a Web OS that wants to be a platform - Is Google or Microsoft best…

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News Corp launches blogs

News Corp has quietly released its own set of blogs, dubbed "Newsblog". The design is rather bland and the actual personalities of the bloggers is not revealed. It all seems a bit too corporate for my tastes, but some of the 'blogs' are getting a large amount of traffic already. For example a post about an Australian military death…

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Wednesday, 26th April 2006

New Influencers, Company Advisory Boards and R/WW

James Governor of analyst firm Redmonk has posted a thoughtful piece on how blogging is changing the analyst and PR landscapes. When he wrote this part, he may as well have been talking about myself and Read/WriteWeb: "Bloggers and emerging non-traditional analyst firms are increasingly influencing technology and product strategies. In order to…

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Tuesday, 25th April 2006

bbc.co.uk 2.0

The BBC has always been at the vanguard of new media in the Web 2.0 era, thanks in part to their public service charter - but also they obviously have a lot of smart, innovative thinkers on board. Today they announced "bbc.co.uk 2.0", which will be a full-on attempt to turn BBC online into a Web 2.0 poster boy. They're even going to create a…

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