MobileCrunch, 20.02.2006: Mozes Leads the Way to Great Content, Deeper Info, Connectedness and Relevance

MobileCrunch, 20.02.2006: Mozes Leads the Way to Great Content, Deeper Info, Connectedness and Relevanceby Oliver Starr: "when I saw the application my first thought was “wow. digital bookmarking for the physical world."

Publishing 2.0, 25.02.2006: Audiences Are NOT Created Equal

Publishing 2.0, 25.02.2006: Audiences Are NOT Created Equal: "Media is about conversation and participation. Consumers can create their own media. Value is being created at the edge. You’ve heard all the New Media maxims."

Om Malik on Broadband, 23.02.2006: Here Comes Open Source Telecom

Om Malik on Broadband, 23.02.2006: Here Comes Open Source Telecom: "This is a story about a stealthy startup called Vyatta, that has build the world’s first commercial open-source router, and how open source is slowly moving its way into the telecom world."

TechCrunch, 23.02.2006: Mabber Mobile Instant Messaging

TechCrunch , 23.02.2006: Mabber Mobile Instant Messaging: "Mix open instant messaging protocol Jabber with mobile phones and you get Mabber, a new product from a team based in Cologne, Germany."

/Message, 22.02.2006: The Revolution Will Be Socialized: Social Architecture and The Future Of Online Markets

/Message, 22.02.2006: The Revolution Will Be Socialized: Social Architecture and The Future Of Online Markets: "I was trying to apply the term 'social architecture' to what I perceived to be the complementary and mutually reinforcing spheres of three entities:"

ZDNet.com, 20.02.2006: Some predictions for the coming 'mashosphere' | Enterprise Web 2.0

ZDNet.com, 20.02.2006: Some predictions for the coming 'mashosphere' | Enterprise Web 2.0: "This is important within the enterprise because mashups have the potential to deliver zero-footprint, Web-based business applications that are easier to build, cheaper, more reusable, and more maintainable.

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thebusinessonline.com, 19.02.2006: Microsoft free internet voice service challenges Vodafone

thebusinessonline.com, 19.02.2006: Microsoft free internet voice service challenges Vodafone: "MICROSOFT has developed a Skype-style free internet voice service for mobile phones that City analysts believe could wipe billions off the market value of operators such as Vodafone."

TechCrunch, 18.02.2006: BlogBurst Can Save Big (print) Media

TechCrunch , 18.02.2006: BlogBurst Can Save Big (print) Media: "BlogBurst is a service that takes topical content from pre-approved blogs and provides it to publishers (online newspapers, etc.) for republication."

Zoli's Blog, 17.02.2006: Web 2.0 in the Enterprise - Blogging the TIE Event

Zoli's Blog, 17.02.2006: Web 2.0 in the Enterprise - Blogging the TIE Event: "The Web 2.0 in the Enterprise panel discussion hosted by TIE was exciting. In fact it wasn't really a panel discussion, rather a most interactive group event."

web2.wsj2.com, 16.02.2006: The Most Promising Web 2.0 Software of 2006

web2.wsj2.com, 16.02.2006: The Most Promising Web 2.0 Software of 2006by Dion Hinchcliffe: "It's been almost three months since my last major roundup of Web 2.0 software and I thought it's about time to release another update."

New York Magazine, 20.02.2006: Blogs to Riches - The Haves and Have-Nots of the Blogging Boom

New York Magazine, 20.02.2006: Blogs to Riches - The Haves and Have-Nots of the Blogging Boom: "The Haves and Have-Nots of the Blogging Boom."

Alex Bosworth's Weblog, 08.02.2006: Social Software - Viral Vectors

Alex Bosworth's Weblog, 08.02.2006: Social Software - Viral Vectors

Sifry's Alerts, 13.02.2006: State of the Blogosphere, February 2006 Part 2: Beyond Search

Sifry's Alerts, 13.02.2006: State of the Blogosphere, February 2006 Part 2: Beyond Search: "Today I'm going to cover the growth of the blogosphere as media, and discuss some of the emerging trends that deal with handling information overload."

O'Reilly Radar, 10.02.2006: Web Development 2.0

O'Reilly Radar, 10.02.2006: Web Development 2.0: "Software isn't written for Web 2.0 companies the way it was during the bubble, nor is it written the way traditional, shipped software was. New ideas about Web applications seem to necessitate new ways of making those applications."

Emily Chang, 11.02.2006: The Agile Web Design Manifesto, An Introduction

Emily Chang, 11.02.2006: The Agile Web Design Manifesto, An Introduction

Economist.com, 09.02.2006: Corporate reputations | The blog in the corporate machine

Economist.com, 09.02.2006: Corporate reputations | The blog in the corporate machine
Bloggers can be vicious, but they can also help companies avert disaster

Topix.net Weblog, 05.02.2006: The Architecture and Ambition of Craigslist

Topix.net Weblog, 05.02.2006: The Architecture and Ambition of Craigslist

Sifry's Alerts, 06.02.2006: State of the Blogosphere, February 2006 Part 1: On Blogosphere Growth

Sifry's Alerts, 06.02.2006: State of the Blogosphere, February 2006 Part 1: On Blogosphere Growth
The State of the Blogosphere is Strong.

Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing, 03.02.2006: The Conversational Index for blogs

Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing, 03.02.2006: The Conversational Index for blogs: "Stowe Boyd has introduced the notion of a Conversational Index to measure the effectiveness of blogs."

web2.wsj2.com, 01.02.2006: Ten Ways To Take Advantage of Web 2.0

web2.wsj2.com, 01.02.2006: Ten Ways To Take Advantage of Web 2.0
Here is a run-down of a few of the more significant ways to add Web 2.0 capabilities to your software.

Life With Alacrity, 31.01.2006: On Being an Angel

Life With Alacrity, 31.01.2006: On Being an Angel

CNNMoney.com, 01.02.2006: Imagining the Google Future

CNNMoney.com, 01.02.2006: Imagining the Google Futureby Chris Taylor: Top experts help us plot four scenarios that show where the company's geniuses may be leading it--and, perhaps, all of us.