The Web 2.0 Summit invades San Francisco
The economic downturn does not mean the end for new and exciting Web applications and services. Some of technology's greatest minds gathered together last week to talk about new ways to advance business development and strategy for companies big and small.
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Nombray lets you cybersquat your online identity
Want a personal page on the net? Check out Nombray, a service that lets you find your name and claim it with services you're already using.
Ning puts the handcuffs on porno networks
Adult content is no longer tolerated on the build-your-own community-site service; CEO Gina Bianchini says it's because it's difficult and costly to police and maintain.
Digg CEO says company's not for sale
Jay Adelson told BusinessWeek that the company's off the blocks. Except no company in Silicon Valley is ever really not for sale, if you think about it.
Google Calendar officially comes to Apple's iCal
Want to get your Google Calendar in iCal? Google releases a new Mac application called Calaboration that lets you get two-way sync without having to hunt down subscription codes.
