NoteShare is document collaboration software which allows a team the ability to access the same text file simultaneously for group editing and viewing from different computers with an active internet...

Slickr is a free screensaver application that feeds off Flickr groups, users, and tags you select to deliver a stream of photographs on to your idle computer. Its development cycle has produced four...

Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger, who left the project in 2002 and famously wrote an article criticizing the underlying Wiki open contributor model last year, has announced plans to launch a free...

In Wikipedia's continuing efforts to thwart vandalism, a new semi-protection designation has been approved for high profile articles that have been subjected to malicious editing. The policy does...

A Nature Magazine research inquiry into the accuracy of Wikipedia science articles has revealed that their error per word ratio is lower than corresponding entries found in Britannica Encyclopedia....

Yahoo has launched a new beta service dubbed Answers, a community forum allowing people with a Yahoo ID the opportunity to post questions on any topic and answer the queries posted by others....

As a consequence of this past week's Adam Curry and Kennedy Assassination controversies, Wikipedia founder James Wales has implemented restrictions on the Wikipedia open-source article...

Wired News is running a feature that outlines how spam and vandalism are defiling the ideals of Web 2.0. Specific cases cited, such as Wikipedia for its inconsistent quality and Flickr for its photo...

I was musing about how charities could function on the internet based on a Web 2.0 ideology and came up with a method which I think is sound. I wrote up a proposal, feel free to send me feedback.......

From Philoneist's recent and humble origins on Blogger.com, click continue for a chronologically ordered record of posts from before October 13th.......