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Mothers monetize blogging in US
19/05/2012 - Webwatch

Mothers monetize blogging in US

In the United States, one of the biggest community of bloggers are mothers.

Rain or shine - are weather forecasts reliable?
12/05/2012 - Webwatch

Rain or shine - are weather forecasts reliable?

Nowadays, in just one click we can access weather forecasts a week in advance. But is it truly reliable?

Are you ready for Google's future goggles?
05/05/2012 - Webwatch

Are you ready for Google's future goggles?

Google has launched a video on YouTube called the "Google glasses project".

Fancy a glass of virtual wine?
28/04/2012 - Webwatch

Fancy a glass of virtual wine?

Nowadays almost anything can be shared on the internet: photos, videos, music, you name it. Even a glass of wine. How does virtual wine-testing work?

Why it's good to forget
21/04/2012 - Webwatch

Why it's good to forget

Nowadays, with the plethora of social media websites that allows you to share each and every moment of your life, practically your whole life can be recorded digitally and stored in data centres.

US company turns the homeless into walking Wi-Fi
14/04/2012 - Webwatch

US company turns the homeless into walking Wi-Fi

In the US, an internet company has found a way to provide Wi-Fi access while helping homeless people to earn a bit of money by using ...

World Wide Web experts meet in Lyon
07/04/2012 - Webwatch

World Wide Web experts meet in Lyon

The World Wide Web 2012 Conference will be held in Lyon, 16-20 April.

Social media marketing - is it worth it?
31/03/2012 - Webwatch

Social media marketing - is it worth it?

Facebook, Twitter and various other social media are increasingly popular. Such is the enthusiasm for these sites, that more and more businesses are using them as a marketing tool.

God is only one-click away
24/03/2012 - Webwatch

God is only one-click away

"Love thy neighbour!" It's not something that can only be heard in churches these days. Now, it can be read online.

Do e-book readers mean the end of traditional books?
17/03/2012 - Webwatch

Do e-book readers mean the end of traditional books?

On Friday, Apple launched its new iPad, an electronic tablet that allows you, among many other things, to read books. But there's also a lot of other e-book readers now on the market.

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