Digg has raised another round of funding--no mean feat in this economy. But not everyone in the Web 2.0 crowd has had such luck. Webware editor in chief Rafe Needleman explains why there are new clouds hovering over a market that has enjoyed a remarkable run.
The Android software developer kit will allow programmers to create applications that will run on Android phones, even before T-Mobile starts selling the first Android-powered G1 on October 22.
An Oakland Raiders executive went ballistic in front of a room full of reporters--well, no big deal about that. It happens all the time in sports. But wait, we're in the Internet world where EVERYONE is watching.
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Oracle and Intel jump on a cloud
Ning closes in on 500,000 users
Google releases final Android programming kit
Cisco ramps up collaboration software portfolio
Senator warns of DTV-transition 'crisis'
Digg raises $28.7 million in Series C round
'Mad Men' star leads Yahoo's pitch to Madison Avenue
Everything announced at WWDC: Get the latest on the new Mac Pro, iOS 13, Dark Mode for iPhone and more.
What Amazon's one-day shipping means for you: Amazon to decrease standard shipping time for Prime members from two days to one.
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