April 28, 2008
Written by Ameed Taylor
Attentio; a Brussels, Belgium based market intelligence firm, launched it Blog tracking tool Trendpedia last week.
Trendpedia; even in its current Beta state, is very polished and is a nice alternative to its moribound competition.
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April 23, 2008
Written by Ameed Taylor

IPod Touch may replace IPhone In Korea
Interesting article on Web 2.0 Asia about how a new cheap unlimited wireless plan from Korea Telecom may very well give users an option of using their IPod Touch to replace more expensive IPhones in Korea.
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April 21, 2008
Written by Ameed Taylor

Sun is hosting a free event called Startup Camp in San Francisco May 4-5, 2008. Startup Camp allows startups to participate in an un-conference networking event and hear from web/enterprise 2.0 experts, meet other startups and apply to Sun’s Startup Essentials program.
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April 16, 2008
Written by Ameed Taylor
Oracle President Charles Phillips outlined Oracle’s Enterprise 2.0 strategy during his keynote presentation on Monday at OAUG Collaborate 08.
Oracle’s Enterprise 2.0 strategy consists of: Full Story »
April 9, 2008
Written by Ameed Taylor
Google on April 7 launched its highly anticipated development infrastructure called Google App Engine. App Engine is Google’s fully integrated hosted application environment that allows developers to run their web applications on Google’s infrastructure.
Announced at Campfire One, App Engine is currently in preview release and is limited to an initial pool of 10,000 developers. (The first 10,000 developer accounts were fully allocated on April 7th) Google App Engine initially only supports Python but will roll out other popular development languages over the next few months.
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April 3, 2008
Written by Ameed Taylor
The team at CommonCraft have posted a number of great videos on YouTube that explain Enterprise 2.0 terminology in everday language
Below is the most straightforward definition I have seen so far of Wiki’s.
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