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Yahoo is creating some wide open spaces for web developers. This is no API playground, people. It’s a zoo.

SearchMonkey will let developers go hog wild with search results. Simple links are so old school. Listings could now include photos, reviews, ratings and contact information via developer mashups. Want portability? You got it.

And if you don’t want it, you should. Yesterday, I reported that search is integral in finding social media results that affect a consumer’s opinion about brands. SearchMonkey should be a tremendous tool to help influence your online reputation.

The launch party for SearchMonkey is May 15th. Here are the details:

When:May 15, 2008, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Where:Yahoo! Headquarters – Url’s Café, 701 First Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94089

RSVP: Register at upcoming.org AND send your full name and company name to searchmonkeyevent@yahoo-inc.com. Space is limited.

The mobile web is not just the playground for big Internet firms like Yahoo and Google. The federal government has access to its resources available to mobile browsers too.
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Beatbullying is a UK-based charity that, as its name might lead you to suspect, opposes the practice of bullying.  Now, in light of the events involving MySpace and Megan Meier, the launch of a Beatbullying channel on YouTube seems especially well-timed.
Various “celebrities” have gotten involved with the project and posted their own videos to [...]

MySpace is launching an original fictional reality show for MySpaceTV called "Roommates." Its MySpace’s first original series developed for MySpaceTV.

"Roommates" will follow the lives of four women in their 20s who have just graduated from college and are living together in Los Angeles. The Web show launched today and will run through December 21. There [...]

The Metasploit Framework will have iPhone support soon. If that doesn’t mean much to you, consider that some people who use Metasploit for security research may use what they find for malicious purposes.

iPhone Could Be Playground For Attacks

Though the blogosphere has chattered incessantly about Apple’s iPhone firmware update, and the unpleasant side effects of having [...]

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David Drummond will pay the Securities and Exchange Commission almost $700,000 to settle their claims against him stemming from his work with a technology training firm.We used to call this “no blood, no foul” when we played basketball on the playground. Drummond will pay the SEC and admit no wrongdoing with regards to claims he [...]

Providing misleading financial guidance to analysts in 2005, as the SEC contended IBM did, never turned into anything as the two sides settled the dispute.If this were a playground hoops game, one could call it a ‘no harm, no foul’ moment.
IBM got off with a settlement that does not require them to admit wrongdoing [...]

A long rumored deal has finally been hashed out between Google and in-game advertising technology firm Adscape Media, with Google giving up $23 million for the company.Adscape hasn’t formally announced the deal, which is being reported in Red Herring. The deal is on a much lower scale than the one that brought in-game ad firm [...]

Popular children’s cable network Nickelodeon is venturing into the virtual world with their launch of Nicktropolis today. The site is geared towards children 6 to 14 and allows visitors to enter a virtual world where they can play games, watch video, interact with other kids, and create their own 3D rooms.
“Virtual worlds like Nicktropolis are [...]