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ShareThis Has Over 1 Million Users, Plans to Monetize Data

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statistics regardless of the media type. Marshall Kirkpatrick has a story at ReadWriteWeb about the company's future as a data platform which ...

Vint Cerf Sees "Darkness" in Cloud Computing and the Web - Privacy Is

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with interest comments by Google's Chief Internet Evangelist Vint Cerf in ReadWriteWeb about the prospects for the "cloud" to be a ...

MOG Music Service Raises Million Dollar Round

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Tooble Sticks It To The Man, Or, Please Don't Sue Us, Sony BMG

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As much fun as it is to grab others' videos, do you think users have a legal right to be able to store, remix, and redistribute online video and audio content created by others? Is Tooble.tv essentially software that encourages and enables illegal behavior?

Ex-Googler & Brizzly Creator on Real-Time Web Filtration

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At the ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit last Thursday, Jason Shellen, a former Google engineer and current Thing Labs CEO, sat down to talk with us about filtration and discovery on the real-time web.

Programming the Real-Time Web with Leah Culver

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At the ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit, Leah Culver chatted with Jolie O'Dell about Comet, XMPP, and the languages and protocols that are making the real-time web doable

CitySourced's Kurt Daradics on Real-Time for Government & Enterprise

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CitySourced co-founder Kurt Daradics popped into the ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit to chat about what real-time tech can do for governments and enterprise.

RMCRVA Interview 6-09-09 pt 1

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Joile O'Dell from ReadWriteWeb.com interviews Ian Graham of RVA Magazine, and Jeff Kelly of Tobacco Avenue. The interview was held at the June event of the Social Media Club of Richmond Va. Topic: Social Media and Traditional News Media. Distributed by Tubemogul.

SeeqPod Gets Hit With Multibillion Dollar Lawsuits

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under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)." Marshall Kirkpatric at ReadWriteWeb accurately predicted SeeqPod would incite legal ...

Behind the Scenes of Blinka.me - IJumpTV 61

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Blinka.me is a "social reconnection service" launched in New Zealand and featured recently on ReadWriteWeb. We interviewed CEO Duncan Shand about what Blinka.me is, and how it came into being. Inspiration for all new startups! In a nutshell: social media is essential to launch a new startup cost-effectively, but don't forget a great, simple concept, good design and offline activity.

Echo Creator Khris Loux on the Ties That Bind the Real-Time Web

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JS-Kit CEO Khris Loux sees the Internet as a digital brain, a network of nodes and synapses firing signals through pathways in relays of ever-increasing speed and intelligence.

Web 3.0 Roundtable featuring Sramana Mitra

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The video replay of the Web 3.0 Roundtable with Sramana Mitra that was held via Dimdim on Oct 21, 2008 and sponsored by ReadWriteWeb

Programming the Real-Time Web with Leah Culver

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At the ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit, Leah Culver chatted with Jolie O'Dell about Comet, XMPP, and the languages and protocols that are making the real-time web doable

ReadWriteWeb - Create a Tour of Web Pages with Agglom

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ReadWriteWeb.com - Video review on: readwriteweb.com/archives/create_a_tour_of_web_pages.php "Sharing web pages in a conversation shouldn't be as tricky as it is. Sometimes you're on the phone, or speaking to a group of people and there isn't a handy way to bring people along with you from page to page and then let them have easy access to those pages after the conversation is through. (...)."

Marissa Mayer Talks to ReadWriteWeb

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Marissa Mayer talks about the new search functions announced today (May 12 2009) at Google Searchology: Search Options, Google Squared and Rich Snippets; and Sky Map

RWW - Pearltrees : l'organisation subjective du web

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Pearltrees permet aux internautes de devenir les éditeurs du Web, c’est-à-dire de visualiser, d’organiser et de partager leurs navigations. En construisant leur propre Web, les utilisateurs de pearltrees bâtissent la carte vivante de l’ensemble du Web. PARTIE 1 : l'organisation subjective du web

SMCRVA Interview 6-09-09 pt2

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Joile O'Dell from ReadWriteWeb.com interviews Rachel DePompa of NBC Affiliate Richmond VA, and John Sarvay of Buttermilk and Molasses blog. Topic: Social Media and Traditional News Media. Pt 2 of 2 Distributed by Tubemogul.

GGK - Emre Sokullu ile Silikon Vadisi ve Girişimcilik

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Hakia'da çalışan, sektörün önde yayın organlarından Read/WriteWeb yazarı ve analisti, 60 binden fazla üyesi olan Grou.ps'un kurucusu ...

Behind the Scenes of Blinka.me - IJumpTV 61

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Video Interview with Founder of Vanilla, "A WordPress for Forums"

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Longtime forum moderator Mark O'Sullivan's Vanilla, an open-source, standards-compliant, fully extensible discussion forum CMS, is a favorite of many designers and webmasters alike. Watch on for a discussion of the product itself as well as open-source monetization and forum culture versus the real-time web. And don't forget to read the rest at http://ReadWriteWeb.com/ReadWriteStart!

ReadWriteWeb - Create a Tour of Web Pages with Agglom

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ReadWriteWeb.com - Video review on: www.readwriteweb.com "Sharing web pages in a conversation shouldn't be as tricky as it is. Sometimes you're on the phone, or speaking to a group of people and there isn't a handy way to bring people along with you from page to page and then let them have easy access to those pages after the conversation is through. (...)."

RWW - Pearltrees : l'organisation subjective du web

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Openid

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A Screencast of OpenID. We first open an account on myopenid then sign in with it to Grou.ps, Zooomr and WikiTravel

Web 3.0 Roundtable featuring Sramana Mitra

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The video replay of the Web 3.0 Roundtable with Sramana Mitra that was held via Dimdim on Oct 21, 2008 and sponsored by ReadWriteWeb

Web 2.0 Summit: Richard ManManus of ReadWriteWeb

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By Alison McNeillIt's not often we see Richard MacManus of ReadWriteWeb at Silicon Valley events, so when we spotted him at the Web 2.0 Summit we had to snag him for a quick interview before his flight back to New Zealand. ReadWriteWeb has been around for an eternity in blog years, since 2003, and continues to grow and evolve with new sections like Jobwire, which showcases new hires in the area - a very nice change of pace from the layoff trackers. Check out our interview below as Richard tells us more about what's new for them and his thoughts on some of the more interesting topics at the show.

Web 2.0 Summit: Richard MacManus of ReadWriteWeb

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It's not often we see Richard MacManus of ReadWriteWeb at Silicon Valley events, so when we spotted him at the Web 2.0 Summit we had to snag him for a quick interview before his flight back to New Zealand. ReadWriteWeb has been around for an eternity in blog years, since 2003, and continues to grow and evolve with new sections like Jobwire, which showcases new hires in the area - a very nice change of pace from the layoff trackers. Check out our interview below as Richard tells us more about ...

Power Bloggers Tie Up with The New York Times As Paper Goes Deep

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http://www.beet.tv/2008/09/power-bloggers.html GigaOM, VentureBeat and ReadWriteWeb will be part of expanded technology coverage at the NYTimes.com, the paper announced today. The announcement is part of a redesign of business pages along with a major increase in coverage in a number of sectors including "green" tech and economic issues. The redesigned page goes live today. Yesterday I interviewed Vindu Goel, deputy technology editor at The Times about the expanded coverage including the arrangement with the power bloggers and the hiring of new staff reporters. He said that the content from the blogs will start to surface on the paper's pages in October. He said that the blogs will send a feed of selected posts, five of which will be posted at a time. The posts will reside on The Times and will have button back to the blog's home page. This development is similar to the Washington Post's syndication deal with paidContent and TechCrunch. Both blogs have a prominent location on the paper's tech page. Last night I reached Matt Marshall, the editor and CEO of VentureBeat. He sent me this statement. "The deal with the Times is just great for VentureBeat. It’s an endorsement of something we’ve been working hard to achieve, which is to publish content that is credible, edited, engaging and informative. It brings us potentially millions of more readers, and brings the companies we write about tons of more exposure." Here's what Richard MacManus of RWW told us. "This is great news for us, because it brings our brand of web technology news, reviews and analysis to a much wider audience. It also means that the innovative and often little known startups we write about daily get a chance to be seen in a mainstream publication. The New York Times has a reputation for quality and in-depth journalism, attributes that we strive for on ReadWriteWeb - so we're excited about this partnership. This is also further vindication that blogs are increasingly being accepted as mainstream news and analysis providers." Here's Om's post. Here's Vindu's. Andy Plesser, Executive Producer Disclosure: Beet Media has done video production services for The New York Times Company.

Power Bloggers Tie up with The New York Times as Paper Goes Deep on Tech

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www.beet.tv GigaOM, VentureBeat and ReadWriteWeb will be part of expanded technology coverage at the NYTimes.com, the paper announced today. The ...

HADOPI, le retour - Interview de Patrick Waelbroeck

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Patrick Waelbroeck est maître de conférences en économie industrielle et en économétrie à TELECOM ParisTech au département sciences économiques et sociales. Il y enseigne l’économie industrielle et l’économétrie. Il est détenteur d’un doctorat obtenu à la Sorbonne et fait une partie de ses études à Yale. Ses recherches actuelles portent sur une approche à la fois pratique, scientifique et empirique du piratage sur internet et la protection technologique des industrie créatives. Il est également membre du comité éditorial du Journal of Cultural Economics. Il a publié de nombreux travaux sur le sujet du piratage et de l’industrie culturelle et fait parti des sommités mondiales sur le sujet. source : fr.readwriteweb.com D'autres informations concernant Patrick Waelbroek Sa page personnelle : http://ses.telecom-paristech.fr/waelbroeck/index_FR.html [1] Ses publications : http://ses.telecom-paristech.fr/waelbroeck/publications_US.html [2] ses articles sur telos sur hadpi : http://www.telos-eu.com/fr/user/141 [3]