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ReverbNation is getting ready to announce a deal with Freewebs, the community for free online web publishers, to promote a ReverbNation Music Player widget in the Freewebs widget gallery. Users will be able to put the widget on their Freewebs website, and artists included in the ReverbNation library will have more opportunities to be heard. [...]

There’s word that a Korean version of YouTube may be launching sometime soon. Google is reportedly looking to release YouTube in South Korea later on this year. As we all know, the user-generated content market is thriving in South Korea, and this would be an ideal place for YouTube to go. The push to [...]

WikiTag is a new service that lets you register and tag your wiki for others to search. With this site, you can make your wiki more searchable to outside users. In a similar manner to claiming your blog for Technorati, WikiTag is creating a pool of wikis to be searched by others. Results appear [...]

Google has released a group chat feature for Google Talk Gadgets. Now you can include several people in your conversation at once with Group Chat. This feature will open in a new window, and allows you to access your Google friends for conversing. Each new conversation opens in a new tab within this window, [...]

Xing’s parent company, OPEN Business Club, has just announced that it has acquired a 100% interest Neurona, one of the largest business networks in Spain and Latin America, for an undisclosed amount. Growing its presence in Europe, and expanding further to Latin America, Xing is continuing its method of absorbing smaller networks to become [...]

Automated news aggregator site Daylife has raised $8.3 million in a second round of funding - despite less than enthusiastic initial reviews. It’s a sign that news aggregators or “memetrackers” as we like to call them, are still considered a lucrative space. Meanwhile, Digg is ripping through the top lists, with Compete’s latest data putting [...]

Internet radio may be facing uncertain times, but many musical social networks continue to thrive. If you’re in a band, these sites are essential for promoting your music: take note, and sign up for as many as possible to maximize your reach. For fans, meanwhile, we’ve included some great places to just listen [...]

The Digg comment system is finally live, and boy are the Diggers upset about it. In a mini-uprising, a scaled-down version of the hex-key-digg-meltdown episode, many of the stories on Digg’s front page (some are buried now) and upcoming sections are protesting against Digg’s new comment system, which allows comment threading with more than one [...]

Wikia, the accountable wiki series founded by Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales, has a new site design, and some new features as well. There’s now a new WYSIWYG editor for better page editing, the ability to vote on articles and the ability to tag photos. There is also a new logo and a new skin for [...]

The “Web 2.0 and the New Net” report from the market research firm Parks Associates has found that social networking users have several other social networks as well. About 400 people were questioned for this study, and the report shows that 40% of MySpace users are utilizing profiles on other large social networking sites, while [...]