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Apparently, there's an interesting thread over on a site called Quora about the future of Firefox. I say apparently, since I can't s...

As rumours swirl about Google buying Digg, spare a thought for the parlous plight of the open source version, Drigg: I took Drigg this far...

For all its faults, TechCrunch is arguably the leading tech blog. But it has been content to remain on the sidelines - commenting rather th...

There's an interesting set of data on TechCrunch derived from the consolidated activity of users of the RescueTime service. This show...

The Kindle is a breakthrough device, in many ways analogous to the first iPod. Just as the iPod brought MP3 players to the masses, the Kindl...

Glad it's not just me that feels this way .

Here's someone else who gets it: Yahoo Music VP of Product Development, Ian Rogers . I’m here to tell you today that I for one am no lon...

I didn't comment on this piece from TechCrunch entitled " The inevitable march of recorded music towards free " since it large...

TechCrunch notes the rise of a new class of services: part blogging, part genealogy and part something unique. They are focused on the very...

Here's an example of TechCrunch doing its job well: I was going through CEO Gil Penchina’s Wikia presentation slides at the Le Web con...

I don't normally comment on these kind of in-house spitting matches, but I can't help feeling that five years down the line, this wi...

How could I not love this totally pointless site ? Actually, come to think of it, I'm sure it'll feed into some interesting mashups...

One of the defining characteristics of Web 2.0 is the ability to combine data from various sources - the mashup. And yet, in a sense, mashu...

I hadn't heard of Nuvvo, but now I have, I'm not surprised by this item from TechCrunch : We wrote about Nuvvo, a brave startup tak...

I have animadverted before upon the fact that I find TechCrunch - for all its undoubted virtues - just a little too breathless in its exci...

With all the frenzied blogging activity that is going on, it's easy to lose track of who's doing what and why. That makes this Busi...

Comments are the ichor that courses through the blogosphere's veins. A blog with no comments is probably dead, and a blogger that doesn...

This isn't really open source, but it seems to me that the underlying idea has much in common with the open source development process -...

Well, it had to happen. After all the innocent tagging fun at bookmarking sites like del.icio.us, somebody has now come up with a vulgar co...