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Revolutionary search engine #2394: Hunch

From a Flickr founder, new search engine Hunch is out of private beta today. So if you're Binged out, you've been Google Squared and got your kosher-search on, you might need a bit of a helping hand with ... continue

Diller pulls a dilly, says the web will become a paid system

What happens when you get a bunch of rich old pricks gathering together for yet another conference and the talk turns to how poor they are and how it’s the Internet’s fault? Well ... continue

Web 2.0 named as the one millionth English word

An American language monitoring group has named Web 2.0 as the one millionth word or phrase in the English language. The Global Language Monitor claims to track the English language through a formula that considers the frequency of ... continue

The failure of advertising put to music – Madison Avenue Blues Video

I ran across this in one of my feeds just now and it is tying in nicely with another post I am working on for later but I couldn’t resist the urge to share ... continue

Yelp faces additional allegations

Yelp, which bills itself as a Web 2.0 review site powered by real people giving real reviews, recently faced charges by San Francisco businesses that Yelp employees were strong arming them for better review placement ... continue

Will Web 3.0 be all about the YAWN?

If there is one thing you can say about the whole Web 2.0 thing it would be that it definitely hasn’t been boring. Every time you turn around some new service being announce, some new idea ... continue

Enough with the free crap, make stuff worth paying for

If there is one word I really want to see run out of town it is free. It is a word that has created an extremely lopsided view of what the concept of value ... continue

So you want to trust your workflow to the web – good luck with than plan

As Duncan reported earlier Google is shutting down; or removing any active upkeep and development, from a slew of services that they had paid out millions for. The reason why – money. The problem is that it ... continue

Bye Bye co.mments – to the deadpool with ya

Before there was Disqus, sezWho or even IntenseDebate there was a service called co.mments that allowed you to track all your comments that you left scattered around the blogosphere. Well according to a post by Steve Rubel ... continue

US Air Forces puts bloggers in their sights

So one day you’re blogging away and end up writing something a little on the negative side about the US government (like that’ll never happen) or more specifically about the US Air Force only to find your ... continue

Well cry me a river – people are pirating stuff

Jeff Atwood had a great post the other day about the pirating of software and as much as I would like to say that there was anything new that will come out of it – well – ... continue

Is web anonymity the last refuge of fools and idiots?

From the very first time almost when people communicate with each other via some form on computer link up nicknames have been an integral part of that communication. In the beginning days with bulletin board ... continue