The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Dead? Social Media’s Explosive Growth is Only Beginning”. Marshall Kirkpatrick says, “Social media, types of media where everyday people can publish and subscribe to what one another publishes, have changed the world. At least in the United States, though, their rapid expansion through acquisition of new users may be over. Facebook specialist Eric Eldon published a compilation of statistics from around the web this week on TechCrunch that pointed towards US and Canadian market saturation this past year for Facebook”. Dead?... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “How To Use Google+”. Dan Rowinski says, “Waiting for a Google Plus invite? Google is rolling out the service in waves and you can expect it to become a ubiquitous social option in the coming months. We have been playing with the service since getting invites yesterday and there are a lot of things to like about Google’s new social initiative”. How To Use Google+ ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Top 10 ReadWriteWeb Quotes of 2011”. Scott M. Fulton, III says, “An intern once asked me, what’s the difference between a “journalist” of my day and a “blogger” of his? I laughed and told him my day ain’t over yet. Then I followed up by saying that journalism is something I do on a blog, and there are many other things one can do on a blog, only a few of which I’ll allow. The thing journalists still do today is extract and present the viewpoints of people who matter more to the... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “If HTML5 Kills the Blog Format, I Won’t Shed a Tear”. Scott M. Fulton, III says, “At the end of this discourse, to borrow a phrase from my hero, Edward R. Murrow, a few people may accuse this reporter of fouling his own comfortable nest. But if you’ve seen this nest recently, you know that if it was fouled to any considerable degree, it might not look all that different anyway. At one of Microsoft’s sessions on HTML5 and CSS3 a few weeks ago, the lead program manager for Internet Explorer 10, John Hrvatin”. If... [...]