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Sage merges Web 2.0 tech into CRM line
March 14, 2008 The company will incorporate Web 2.0 functionality gradually until 2010, in a bid to better take on Microsoft and Salesforce.com. (By Suzanne Tindal of ZDNet Australia)Week in review: A week for Web 2.0, a day for Earth
April 25, 2008 San Francisco hosts a Web app frenzy, and Earth Day provides the perfect opportunity to look at the very latest in green tech. (By CNET News.com's Leslie Katz)Year in review: Web 2.0 apps get slicker, more social
December 13, 2007 The pace picks up for Web services that replace or complement traditional desktop applications.Web 2.0 Summit: What's new with Web apps
October 19, 2007 San Francisco confab brings you Flickr's geo-revamp, details from the stealthy Radar Networks, Hakia's spin on social searching, and more.Year in review: Tech titans on the defensive
December 20, 2007 Industry superpowers are left scrambling to keep up with a fast-changing tech world that is seemingly about to leave them behind.Companies like Web 2.0 tech--but from big vendors
March 22, 2007 Forrester Research study finds businesses are hungry for tools like blogs, wikis and podcasts, but want them integrated into suites.Insecurity complex on the Internet
April 2, 2007 JavaScript comes under scrutiny as a Web 2.0 "hijacking" threat--as the Jikto tool slips into the wild.Gates sizes up the Web's next generation
March 21, 2006 Microsoft's chairman says it's time to embrace new Web trends, from programmable sites to ad-funded hosted services. Video: Rebirth of the cool Video: Gates keynote at Mix '06Wardens of the Web
June 28, 2007 With the ever-growing world of Web 2.0 comes new security challenges. In CNET News.com's four-day series, we peek behind the curtain at online giants Yahoo, Google and Microsoft, and the elite corp...Year in review: Showing Web 2.0 folks the money
December 14, 2006 A swarm of start-ups converging around online applications and social media feeds Google's acquisition appetite.Yahoo to embed instant messaging in e-mail
November 9, 2006 Live chat for Yahoo Mail users in a couple months will be as easy as opening an e-mail message, company says.Photo: Live chats in Yahoo MailBill Gates, live from Mix '06
March 21, 2006 Microsoft's ready to mix it up with Web rivals, Gates tells News.com. Plus: What he really thinks about cheap PCs.Google treads on PowerPoint turf
April 17, 2007 In his keynote address at Web 2.0 Expo, CEO Eric Schmidt shows off new Docs & Spreadsheets feature that lets users create presentations.Schmidt talks DoubleClick dealAt the D5 confab, a high-tech A list
May 31, 2007 Steve Ballmer talks Web 2.0, Jeff Hawkins unveils the Palm Foleo, and Bill Gates and Steve Jobs share the stage.Web 2.0 browser to fly this fall
August 3, 2006 Start-up Flock plans to mix in blogs and photo sharing. Also: Firefox makes a deal with Real.Google deal highlights Web 2.0 boom
March 13, 2006 Is Google's acquisition of Web word processor Writely a harbinger of more acquisitions? Dozens of Web 2.0-style start-ups certainly hope so.Spinning the Web 2.0 at conference
November 10, 2006 As talk of an investment bubble builds, Internet industry players are gathering in San Francisco this week at the third annual Web 2.0 Summit.Red Hat: Microsoft still 'aggressive as hell'
June 1, 2006 CEO Matthew Szulik talks about staying relevant in a world where the operating system isn't the talking point it once was.Internet search gets Web 2.0 style
August 24, 2006 So-called social-search sites are heating up again. But experts doubt they'll unseat the good old-fashioned algorithm.Does Web 2.0 bubble have a silver lining?
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.
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