The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “It’s Time to Ditch StumbleUpon for Pinterest”. Alicia Eler says, “StumbleUpon is one of those sites we’ve had on our radar for quite sometime. We covered the company’s redesign last year, which re-focused the site on topic features. So when StumbleUpon snuck in a strange change the other day without telling anyone, we were shocked.This update made it impossible to get direct links for the pages one is stumbling unless they choose to not sign-in to the service”. It’s Time to Ditch StumbleUpon... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Weekly Wrap-up: Great User Experience, Pinterest, and Corporate Blogs”. Robyn Tippins says, “Richard MacManus explores the characteristics of great user experience design. Alicia Eler explains what Pinterest is doing that Facebook should emulate. David Strom notes the decline of corporate blogging. All of this and more in the ReadWriteWeb Weekly Wrap-up”. Weekly Wrap-up: Great User Experience, Pinterest, and Corporate Blogs ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “How To Pimp Your LinkedIn Profile”. Dave Copeland says, “I like using Twitter. I tolerate Facebook because I have to. And I’m onGoogle+ because everyone says I should be. So that has left little time to give love to my profile on LinkedIn, which is, depending on how you look at it, either the biggest niche social network or the smallest of the big”. How To Pimp Your LinkedIn Profile ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Why Zuckerberg Should “Share” the Facebook Kingdom”. Alicia Eler says, “Facebook is worth $75-$100 billion. If we broke that down by user, it would mean that each individual is worth $118.34. Or, if we’re looking at it in terms of revenue from 2011 – $3.71 billion – each user is worth $4.39 in revenue per user per year. Yet Zuckerberg owns 28.4% of Facebook, and holds 56.9% of the voting power”. Why Zuckerberg Should “Share” the Facebook Kingdom ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Daily Wrap: CTOs Should Avoid These Patterns and More”. Robyn Tippins says, “Joe Brockmeier shares several anti-patterns for technical leaders. This and more in today’s Daily Wrap. Sometimes it’s difficult to catch everything that hits tech media in a day, so we wrap up some of the most talked about stories. We give you a daily recap of what you missed in the ReadWriteWeb Community”. Daily Wrap: CTOs Should Avoid These Patterns and More ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Google Releases Rosetta Stone for Dart to JavaScript”. Joe Brockmeier says, “If you’re interested in Google’s Dart as a potential replacement for JavaScript, you might want to take a peek at Dart Synonym. The Web app was hacked together by Aaron Wheeler and Marcin Wichary of Google to “map common JavaScript idioms to Dart.” Wichary is best known for his playable Pac-Man Google doodle. Wichary and Wheeler were curious about Dart”. Google Releases Rosetta Stone for Dart to JavaScript ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Strategy Roundtable For Entrepreneurs: YCombinator vs. 1M/1M”. Sramana Mitra says, “Today’s roundtable, as usual, was an international affair, with entrepreneurs presenting from different parts of the US, India, Israel, and many other geographies. Before I share what we heard from them today, I want to highlight an important aspect of 1M/1M that is repeatedly underscored in these roundtables: the international, inclusive, democratic nature of the initiative”. Strategy Roundtable For Entrepreneurs: YCombinator... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Twitter Analytical Tools Threaten Third-Party Developers”. Dave Copeland says, “Twitter may become the heavyweight in analytics of its own content, boxing out rivals HootSuite, bit.ly and Klout. As first reported by ReadWriteWeb, Twitter plans to launch sophisticated analytical tools, according to Erica Anderson, Twitter’s manager for news and journalism”. Twitter Analytical Tools Threaten Third-Party Developers ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “How Not to Advertise on Twitter”. Robyn Tippins says, “Twitter’s sponsored tweets and sponsored hashtags are cropping up more often as the social network places a heavy focus on advertising. As with any new advertising offering, we’ll learn how to use it effectively by watching the efforts of others. Advertising on a social network offers up opportunities for engagement that can’t be found elsewhere, but that opportunity comes with significant risk”. How Not to Advertise on Twitter ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Facebook Files IPO: What It Means For You”. Dave Copeland says, “Facebook shocked no one by filing an initial public offering of its shares today. The filing was the first glimpse into the company’s inner financial workings and, as expected, Facebook said it would try to raise $5 billion when the company’s shares begins trading – a number that could eventually be raised to $10 billion and would ultimately value the company between $75 billion and $100 billion”. Facebook Files IPO: What It Means... [...]