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At the New Communications Forum last week, pretty much everybody agreed that blogs were no fad, but wikis evoked a less enthusiastic response.
The Open AIM software development kit and support website moved into the public view Monday morning, and third-party developers have begun downloading the SDK to give it a try.
Outspoken advocates of a two-tiered Internet will soon share a single corporate structure as AT&T will shell out $67 billion to acquire BellSouth.
Xooglers' Doug Edwards explains why the famous scrolling display of Google queries, located in the Googleplex lobby, isn't made available for public use.
The progressives these days are running around the office shouting unintelligible words (to the old folks) like "blogs" and "wikis." Attorneys and public relations managers duck and cover when this happens, even if the marketing team is dancing beside their cubicles (blogs and wikis are great, efficient, and economical ways to reach the masses).
