Spinning the Web 2.0 at conference
As talk of an investment bubble builds, Internet industry players are gathering in San Francisco this week for the Web 2.0 Summit.
Which of the emerging Web-based technologies will drive business in the future? That's the focus of the third annual Web 2.0 Summit taking place in San Francisco this week amid talk of a growing investment bubble.
blog Analysts have been wondering whether the foray into hosted computing services is a distraction for the e-commerce giant.
November 8, 2006
blog Let's see: Do attendees want music from a rock legend, or deep thoughts from yet another industry luminary?
November 8, 2006
blog CNET's new blog showcases the future of applications in online delivery and access. Software is passe. Webware is the way to get things done.
November 8, 2006
Skype co-founder says next version of the Net phone product will give bloggers and others the ability to hold audio chats.
November 7, 2006
Chipmaker teams with SpikeSource and others to launch a package of apps for blogs, wikis and social networking.
November 7, 2006
video Get the lowdown on Intel's new software suite from Managing Director Lisa Lambert and SpikeSource's Kim Polese.
November 7, 2006
Technical challenges around security and privacy stand in the way of broader adoption of Web technologies.
November 7, 2006
Search giant's CEO says the company is targeting the neo-network computer and not Microsoft with all its Web-based applications.
November 7, 2006
blog Only 13 start-up companies out of 200 applicants were selected to participate in the conference's "Launch Pad" sessions.
November 7, 2006
In the largest code handoff since its formation, makers of Firefox will get Adobe's script "virtual machine."
November 6, 2006
Not all of today's Web start-ups will survive. But the relatively low cost of getting one going means Web services are being developed fast.
November 6, 2006
Bezos: Amazon Web Services will be 'meaningful business'
blog Analysts have been wondering whether the foray into hosted computing services is a distraction for the e-commerce giant.November 8, 2006
Lou Reed to take a walk on the Web 2.0 wild side
blog Let's see: Do attendees want music from a rock legend, or deep thoughts from yet another industry luminary?November 8, 2006
Webware.com: Blogging direct from the Summit
blog CNET's new blog showcases the future of applications in online delivery and access. Software is passe. Webware is the way to get things done.November 8, 2006
'Skypecasts' coming to your blog soon
Skype co-founder says next version of the Net phone product will give bloggers and others the ability to hold audio chats. November 7, 2006
Intel unveils 'Web 2.0' software suite
Chipmaker teams with SpikeSource and others to launch a package of apps for blogs, wikis and social networking.November 7, 2006
Intel trying out software
video Get the lowdown on Intel's new software suite from Managing Director Lisa Lambert and SpikeSource's Kim Polese.November 7, 2006
Web 2.0 potential unmet, say experts
Technical challenges around security and privacy stand in the way of broader adoption of Web technologies. November 7, 2006
Google wants data in the cloud, not on the desktop
Search giant's CEO says the company is targeting the neo-network computer and not Microsoft with all its Web-based applications. November 7, 2006
The official start-ups of Web 2.0
blog Only 13 start-up companies out of 200 applicants were selected to participate in the conference's "Launch Pad" sessions.November 7, 2006
Adobe to donate script code to Mozilla
In the largest code handoff since its formation, makers of Firefox will get Adobe's script "virtual machine."November 6, 2006
Does Web 2.0 bubble have a silver lining?
Not all of today's Web start-ups will survive. But the relatively low cost of getting one going means Web services are being developed fast.November 6, 2006