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LinkedIn Applications: Your Resume Just Got More Dynamic
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 33 days ago
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LinkedIn has always served a very specific purpose in the business community: helping you find a new job. That utility came in a variety of flavors: posting your resume, looking through job listings, answering questions in hopes of highlighting your intellect, or getting in touch with former co-work... (original story)
Microsoft Office Comes to the Browser (Finally)
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 33 days ago
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Microsoft announced this morning at its PDC conference that the next release of Microsoft Office will include browser-based versions of some of its main office software products - Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. These will be "lightweight versions", but Microsoft told us yesterday that they'll ... (original story)
Zimbra Heads Into the Cloud
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 33 days ago
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Given yesterday's cloud computing announcements from Microsoft, it only seems reasonable for Yahoo to make at least some announcements about cloud computing as well. Today, Yahoo announced that it will offer the Zimbra collaboration suite as a hosted solution for educational institutions. According ... (original story)
Announcing a Major New ReadWriteWeb Project: The Jobwire
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 33 days ago
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We're excited to introduce today the launch of a new content channel here at ReadWriteWeb. It's called the ReadWriteWeb Jobwire and it's a site dedicated to reporting on people who have been hired for new jobs in tech, new media and related companies. We've been working on it for months, well be... (original story)
The End of Snippet View: Google Settles Lawsuit with Book Publishers
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 33 days ago
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Google today announced that it has reached a deal with book publishers to settle two copyright lawsuits over potential copyright violations in its Google Book Search product. This $125 million settlement, which still needs approval from a U.S. district court, will be used to establish a Book Rights ... (original story)
Can Google and Yahoo! Respect Human Rights Internationally?
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 34 days ago
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We've long been critical of concessions that the big web companies make to authoritarian governments around the world, but today Google, Yahoo and others announced that they're going to do something about it. Some time tomorrow a new website will launch at www.globalnetworkinitiative.org where we'l... (original story)
Google Announces Labs for Google Apps
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 34 days ago
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Lately, Google has rolled out new features for its experimental Google Labs functionality in Gmail at a rapid pace. Today, Google announced a similar product that will bring experimental features to enterprise and small business customers: Labs for Google Apps. These apps are built on top of the Goo... (original story)
Put The Social Web In Context With Glue's New Browser Plugin
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 34 days ago
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Do you like to know what sort of music, movies, books, and other things your friends like? If so, you have a couple of options for following your friends' interests on the web today. You can either join a social network dedicated to sharing this information (think Goodreads, Flixster, Last.fm) or yo... (original story)
Truphone brings VOIP app to Blackberry
Posted from TechCrunch 34 days ago
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Truphone, the VoIP-calls over mobile software developer made most famous by its iPhone app, now has a beta version of the app running on the BlackBerry 8801 and Curve devices. The product is called Truphone Anywhere for Blackberry. (original story)
San Francisco’s PowerReviews Reduces Burn Rate By 30% (Updated)
Posted from TechCrunch 34 days ago
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San Francisco based PowerReviews, which has raised over $21 million in venture financing, has let 30% of staff go, say multiple sources. Among those that left is VP Marketing Jay Shaffer. The company let retailers include Amazon-like product review features into their websites, for free. PowerRevie... (original story)
Microsoft About To Open Surface For Developers In Search For Killer App
Posted from TechCrunch 34 days ago
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At this week's Professional Developers Conference, Microsoft is set to make a slew of announcements about its product lines, and hopefully show a glimpse of some exciting new ones. One of the first gems to surface is that the company is about to give a broad group of developers the ability to crea... (original story)
Ray Ozzie Has His Head In the Clouds
Posted from TechCrunch 34 days ago
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Microsoft wants in on cloud computing. At the company's Professional Developer's Conference today, Microsoft's chief software architect Ray Ozzie announced Windows Azure, its "internet-scale cloud services platform hosted in Microsoft data centers." Windows Azure will only be open as a technolog... (original story)
Revision3 Cuts Back On Shows And Staff
Posted from TechCrunch 34 days ago
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Web video production house Revsion3 is canceling three shows, cutting back staff, and ending distribution agreements with Wine Library TV and Epic Fu. Rumors started swirling earlier today about layoffs, when Rocketboom founder Andrew Barron put out a Tweet about one of the layoffs. Revision3 CE... (original story)
Ozzie, Muglia, and Srivastava on Windows Azure: Video
Posted from TechCrunch 34 days ago
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Ray Ozzie, Bob Muglia, and Amitabh Srivastava participated in an informal blogger roundtable this afternoon at Microsoft's Professional Developer conference. Although the morning keynote focused on Windows Azure's infrastructure, Ozzie delved briefly into some of tomorrow's announcements, implying... (original story)
Microsoft offers cloud computing a hearty handclasp
Posted from TechCrunch 34 days ago
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Microsoft and Ray Ozzie cracked the door half open this morning on Windows Azure, the infrastructure formerly known as Windows Cloud. In the process, Ozzie served notice that IT will remain in the Windows/Office grip but with an abstraction layer that blurs the on-premise and on-demand worlds. Th... (original story)
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