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Twitter @Anywhere - New Platform Introduced at SXSWi Mar 16, 2010: Evan Williams, Twitter's CEO, yesterday announced their new @anywhere platform at the SXSW Interactive conference, in Austin, Texas.

We give you the details . . .

Google Buzz: Introducing Google's New Social Media Weapon Feb 10, 2010: For those of you that haven't yet heard, Google yesterday announced its latest push into the social media arena, Google Buzz.

Here's the lowdown on this new application.

Guardian Media Group CEO: 'Paid Content May Work' Feb 3, 2010: Guardian Media Group CEO Carolyn McCall says paid content may work, in a report published this week in the Financial Times.

No one who understands newspapers well would argue that a solid paywall around all of a newspaper's content would make sense. But there's plenty of evidence that people will pay for content that is unique, high quality, timely, actionable and valuable to a given niche or special interest.

'Time to Ditch It!' - Important Security Information for IE6 Users Jan 19, 2010: Up to 20% of the world’s browsing is still undertaken using the old man of the web, IE6.

Fair enough, until you consider the security vulnerabilities that hackers have recently discovered and are now actively exploiting, targeting not just personal and normal business users, but the likes of Google and Yahoo!'s own infrastructure.

Google Sidewiki - Now Anyone Can Comment About Any Site Sep 24, 2009: Google Sidewiki is a brand new feature that has just been added to the Google Toolbar, enabling anyone to leave comments about any pages they find of interest as they surf the web. Gone are the days of being restrained to only commenting on blogs!

Subscription Model Used to Support Sustainable Forests Aug 7, 2009: It has been widely reported that the subscription business model, which has traditionally been focused on information, is being adopted by many other industries.

Riding The Google Wave Jul 31, 2009: The most valuable resource an entrepreneur has is time. There is never enough and as new communication tools become established more and more of our most valuable resource is being consumed (and wasted). Google Wave might not solve this challenges but it should certainly give you some of your day back by keeping track of all your conversations and information streams in one place.

Interview Series - Jason Seiken, Founding Editor of WashingtonPost.com Jul 23, 2009: In this insightful interview, SubHub co-founder Evan Rudowski talks to Jason Seiken, founding editor of WashingtonPost.com and now Senior VP of New Media for PBS, about the opportunities and challenges presented to individuals, companies and publishers by the web and about his role at PBS.

Free v Freemium v Freeconomics Jul 9, 2009: The debate about how to make money from digital content on the web rages on. Chris Anderson's new book "Free: The Future of a Radical Price" has poured fuel on the fire. Everyone involved with providing services that can be delivered from the creator to the customer over the web should take a keen interest in the two sides of the argument.

Wolfram|Alpha - 'Seeking Authority: Taming the Wild, Wild Web' Jun 5, 2009: Thanks to Wolfram|Alpha, the Wild, Wild Web may finally have a sheriff. Or at least a librarian . . .

Paid Content Websites That Work May 11, 2009: Anyone interested in online publishing will be aware of the renewed interest by the traditional publishers in launching paid content websites. I predict most of them will fail, but the opportunity for you and I still remains huge.

Journalists Fight Back With Their Own News Websites Jan 12, 2009: A little bit of good news for journalists in an otherwise bleak world.

SubHub’s Top 10 Predictions for 2009 Dec 31, 2008: Internet usage and online revenue will continue to grow in 2009, but at a slower rate than we have become use to. What will this mean for the next 12 months?

How Accurate Were My 2008 Predictions? Dec 30, 2008: In January 2008 I made predictions for the coming year. How well did I do!?

After Launching 300 Content Websites These Are My Observations Dec 17, 2008: After launching 300 websites these are some of the observations I have made which you might find useful

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