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Wetpaint is a social publishing platform. Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, the company was formed to make it easier for people to share their experiences and information online. Founded in 2005 and previously named Wikisphere, Wetpaint combines the best of blogs, wikis, forums, and social

This quarter doesn’t look so good for quite a few of the online stocks that I cover. Shutterfly and Monster are facing an economic slowdown environment. Netflix may actually be benefiting from the slowdown since people tend to stay at home during recessions, and not eat out, go to the movies, or

I've been talking endlessly about two-dimensional barcodes now for the past year. I'm very, very happy to announce that last week, the first code reader for the iPhone was released - and it works beautifully! Go to the iTunes App store (click here for a direct link to the software) and check it out! What the heck are two-dimensional barcodes? You can learn more here.

Although they are still growing in use and popularity, widgets are not new to the web. Something that is new is the ability to easily create your own flash based widgets without needing to know a lot of action script or other code base. This is where Sprout Builder comes in…

My pals over at WME Books are thinking about creating a conference called Publishing 3.0: Books, Blogs and Beyond, but they want to make sure they develop a conference that people really want to attend. If you’ve ever wanted to write a book, publish a book you’ve already written, write a blog or use a blog to market your book, then this is the conference for you.

By Anirban Bhattacharya Web 3.0 or Semantic Web is known as web evolution in which web content can be expressed in natural language and in an easy form that can be understood, interpreted and used by software agents in finding, sharing and integrating information more easily and conveniently as never before.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVFY52CH6Bc

13 CEOs discuss the ins and outs of Web 2.0.

Yahoo! announced today that it will be supporting Semantic Web and microformats to improve search results for structured data (as reported in ReadWrite Web: And Nerds Became Kings: Yahoo! to Announce Semantic Web Support - ReadWriteWeb).