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Friday, 23rd November 2007

Live Documents Enters Web Office Market With PR Bluster - Embrace & Extend its Motto

Indian company InstaColl today formally launched Live Documents, a mini-office suite of products similar to Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Live Documents has already received plenty of press coverage, mainly because it was co-founded by Sabeer Bhatia - the man who famously sold web mail service Hotmail to Microsoft for $400 million in 1998. Live…

Richard MacManus comments

Onaswarm: Lifestreaming For Groups

Onaswarm is a new lifestreaming application from Toronto's David Janes and BlogMatrix. Lifestreaming is something people do with a growing class of services that let you display all your activities across different websites, through aggregating the RSS feeds from your accounts on one page. Onaswarm a smart, interesting service that combines…

Marshall Kirkpatrick comments

Spam Will Outnumber Legit Email For First Time: Researchers

Reasearchers at IDC predict that this year the number of spam messages sent will eclipse the amount of legit email correspondence for the first time ever, reports USA Today. Approximately 10.8 trillion spam messages will have crossed through inboxes in the past year, compared to 10.5 trillion legitimate person-to-person email messages. The…

Josh Catone comments

Thursday, 22nd November 2007

Social Graph & Beyond: Tim Berners-Lee's Graph is The Next Level

Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, today published a blog post about what he terms the Graph, which is similar (if not identical) to his Semantic Web vision. Referencing both Brad Fitzpatrick's influential post earlier this year on Social Graph, and our own Alex Iskold's analysis of Social Graph concepts, Berners-Lee went on to…

Richard MacManus comments

Has Rupert Murdoch Been Reading RWW? News Corp Rumored to Buy LinkedIn

At the risk of reporting rumors (ahem), I can't resist making a note of this one. For the past couple of weeks we have been analyzing LinkedIn and comparing it to Facebook. When I say 'we', I mean Bernard Lunn. But it's a topic a few of us have written about in the past here at RWW. Bernard wrote a post at the end of last week entitled LinkedIn and…

Social Richard MacManus comments

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