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Though currently only seven percent of Internet users tag content on a daily basis, tagging is expected to grow because of its…
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Though currently only seven percent of Internet users tag content on a daily basis, tagging is expected to grow because of its…
Relationship marketing and relationship building with blogs has long been considered a major reason for starting and maintaining a business blog.
The last chapter of Don Tapscott's new book, Wikinomics, invites readers to write it: "Join us in peer producing the definitive guide to the twenty-first-century corporation on www.wikinomics.com."
Although it has been long expected that Flickr users would need to switch permanently to a Yahoo ID to use the service, the fast-approaching deadline has Flickrphiles furious and competitors gleefully offering enticements for them to switch.
Matt Aslett writes that Oracle may be considering Unbreakable Support for MySQL and that MySQL Co. is likely to IPO later this year.
In the U.S., "Gmail" is synonymous with "Google." It looks like things are going to play out differently in Germany, however. The Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM) ruled today that Google can't use the term.