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How to Use the New Google Web Search RSS Feeds by Marshall Kirkpatrick, Read Write Web (Oct 30) Google now will let you set up an RSS feed for a search query you create and what to track. "Web search...
Marshall Kirkpatrick / ReadWriteWeb: Man Writes Software, Blogs About it, Makes $100k in 5 Months — We love this story. Back in July we wrote about the inspiring experience of Peldi Guilizzoni, a lone software developer who’d built a web design mock-up tool called Balsamiq and who was opening up his financial records on his [...]
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Room 214 Co-founder, Jason Cormier, interviews ReadWriteWeb's lead blogger and social media consultant, Marshall Kirkpatrick. In this podcast, we discuss: 1. Quick Advice for what's working best in blogging these days (unique analysis, being first...
My friend and colleague Marshall Kirkpatrick writes about a new company that has hired bloggers to write for them over at Discovery’s The Science Channel. They have hired three new professional bloggers to report on their site called Nerdabout.com, a site dedicated to the tech world outside the world of Silicon Valley. So far they [...]
This week’s net@night brings Leo and Amber together with ReadWriteWeb lead blogger Marshall Kirkpatrick to chat about ReadWriteWeb and why it’s so popular! Also on the agenda are CNN’s “holograms” and plants that Twitter! net@night // Episode 73 [ episode notes | audio download ]
Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte Guest: ReadWriteWeb lead blogger Marshall Kirkpatrick ReadWriteWeb, CNN's holograms, Twittering plants, Juice, Coffee Convo, and more. CNN’s hologram plan Houseplants with DIY Twitter Kit Firefox reaches 20% Market Share for First Time Ever Juice - Firefox Plug-In Add Remember the Milk to Gmail (Google Gadget) Podcast of the week: Coffee Convo (Audio Podcast...
Eric Marcoullier of Gnip recently announced that they were winding down their XMPP support. Both Marshall Kirkpatrick and Stowe Boyd found this surprising, given that Gnip’s customers seem to be crying for the real-time data that an XMPP firehose would provide (and despite the fact that services like Yahoo Fire Eagle are busy ramping up [...]
Marshall Kirkpatrick / ReadWriteWeb: Firefox Reaches 20% Market Share for First Time Ever — The good folks at Mozilla are trumpeting a new report by global analytics service Net Applications that documented a 20% global market share for two out of four weeks in October. It’s a new high bar of popularity for the 2nd [...]
E-Metrics: Followers, Friends, and Fans - Expanding Your Online CommunityView SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: blogging nptech) Marshall Kirkpatrick has a great post over at Read/Write Web about keeping momentum. In that post, he describes one technique -...
"We're not doing this because of the wave of layoffs," pleads ReadWriteWeb editor Marshall Kirkpatrick, announcing a new site-within-a-site called Jobwire at his also-ran business blog. It's true,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Some good news from ReadWriteWeb, which is launching a new channel called the ReadWriteWeb Jobwire, with reporting on hires in the tech and new media industries. According to Marshall Kirkpatrick, who is leading the charge, they expect to make...
Marshall Kirkpatrick has been working for the last three months on a new publishing project that launches Tuesday morning - ReadWriteWeb Jobwire . Marshall told me about this project when we were in Japan together at the end of May as guests of collaborative software company Lunarr . RWW Jobwire consists of stories about new senior hires at a variety of companies. There are a lot of press releases...
Marshall Kirkpatrick had an interesting post at ReadWriteWeb last week declaring that "pure open source is no longer a viable business model." The post (and the title) are based on some research from The451 Group (which does very good research, I should mention). While the actual report costs quite a bit of money, the firm did put up a blog post discussing the research , and it's not as inflammatory...
The last news of JS-KIT not only brought them money. they also hired Chris Saad from Data Portability Working Group as Strategic Advisor. Marshall Kirkpatrick from ReadWriteWeb has a nice interview with him where he explains his point of views on JS-KIT and serves as a good read on what to expect from JS-KIT with [...]
The New York Times just released an API, one for Campaign Finance. Marshall Kirkpatrick calls this significant because “steps like this are going to prove key if big media is to thrive in the future.” To me this is another data point into something I have been thinking a lot about lately. We’ve often [...] ShareThis