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December 2006 Archives

Sunday, 17th December 2006

edgeio and China: A Chat With Keith Teare

In a recent blog post, Wenzhi Lai of online listings company edgeio noted that their China operation - called mulu100 - has become the second largest source of traffic for edgeio. I was curious to know more about edgeio's activities in China - and also to tap CEO Keith Teare's brain about the Chinese Web market in general, seeing as Keith has…

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Time's Person of the Year is You - a Silicon Valley fueled, Steak-frite eating You

So Web 2.0 finally goes mainstream.... kind of. Time Magazine has named the Web-powered "You" as its coveted Person of the Year. In the accompanying articles, the term Web 2.0 is used and there's talk of an Internet "revolution". I think this is all great as a general recognition of the read/write Web - but a few things in the article bothered…

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Friday, 15th December 2006

Looking for Submissions: Best Web Companies and Innovators of 2006

Next week we'll publish Read/WriteWeb's annual Best Web Companies and Innovators post. Also coming next week is the 2007 Web Trends post (I'd hoped to do it this week, but it's now Saturday where I live and I'm exhausted!). Anyway I'd like to tap the minds of the R/WW community some more, before I write the Best Of post. So I'm looking for feedback…

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Thursday, 14th December 2006

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ZCubes: Trying to "Do It All" on the Web

I recently came across a web service called ZCubes, which is one of those browser-based portal apps that lets you do virtually everything under the sun - social networking, develop a website, browse the Web using a special built-in browser, create media (pictures, audio, video), add RSS feeds and gadgets, paint, handwriting, etc. It claims to be…

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Prediction Markets at confab.yahoo

A report from the yahoo.confab event on Prediction Markets, held Wed Dec 13 in Silicon Valley. Written by Nitin Karandikar from The Software Abstractions Blog and edited by Richard MacManus. All photos are by David Rout for Yodel Anecdotal. Can Prediction Markets make it easier to get at the knowledge that is already embedded within an…

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