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PC Magazine December 29, 2006 Metz & DeLeo |
Sharpcast Photos Beta 2 Newcomer Sharpcast's second beta offering brings it to within striking distance of more-established competitor Phanfare... Smilebox's service requires far less time and is much cheaper... |
PC World December 27, 2006 Harry McCracken |
Techlog: The Web--Totally Essential, Hardly Perfect It's hard to recall life before Net tools, but easy to think of ways to improve them. |
PC World December 22, 2006 Ryan Singel |
The Web's Most Useful Sites You have lots of stuff to get done. And these next-generation services can help with everything from wrangling passwords to throwing a party. |
PC World December 22, 2006 Tom Spring |
Just Cancel the @#%$* Account! It's hard to find a Web service that doesn't offer a free trial. But just try canceling. We did, and the results weren't always pretty. |
InternetNews December 27, 2006 Michael Hickins |
Monster Adds Options Investigator to Board Monster Worldwide has added a former SEC commissioner to its roster of directors looking into options backdating practices. |
PC Magazine December 27, 2006 Edward Mendelson |
Microsoft Office Live Microsoft's Office Live Web-hosting and collaboration service has come out of beta. But is it easier to use than the beta was? |
InternetNews December 26, 2006 Michael Hickins |
Google to Write an 'Integrated Story'? What's Next in Tech: Google wants to organize the world's information and is planning to infiltrate the enterprise space with your help. |
The Motley Fool December 22, 2006 Rick Aristotle Munarriz |
The Last Train to Askville Amazon's latest Web 2.0 strategy hopes you can come up with the right answer. |
Entrepreneur January 2007 Amanda C. Kooser |
Off the Record A controversial new service makes it possible to send electronic messages that leave no record of their existence. VaporStream is a web-based recordless e-mail/IM hybrid messaging service. |
Popular Mechanics January 2007 Glenn Derene |
Your Own Digital DJ: Next-Gen Internet Radio Reviews Internet radio services have evolved, with streaming music channels offering more audio diversity than your iTunes library could dream of. We rate three of the top competitors: Pandora, Yahoo LAUNCHcast, and Audiobaba. |
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