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The National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) website invites authors to write 50,000 words during the month of November - with an emphasis on output, that is, quantity rather than quality. It is trying to encourage more people to put the novel in their head on to the page by challenging them to complete it in a month. Almost 120,000 decided to do so in 2008.
BBC News - Budding authors publish own work online and in print
Brasil, Web e crescimento
The internet has become a part of everyday life in Brazil This week the BBC World Service's Digital Planet programme is in Brazil.
What is Digg? | Digg About
Kristina Lerman (USC Information Sciences Institute) and Tad Hogg (Institute for Molecular Manufacturing)
Explore this interactive graphic to find out which are the biggest sites on the internet, as measured by the Nielsen company.
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Wikileaks has established a reputation for publishing sensitive materials Whistle-blowing website Wikileaks has dominated the news, both because of its steady drip feed of secret documents, but also because of the dealings of its enigmatic front man Julian Assange. The recent release of thousands of sensitive diplomatic cables is just the latest in a long list of "leaks" published by the secretive site, which has established a reputation for publishing sensitive material from governments and other high-profile organisations.
interessante ferramenta de liberdade. Wikileaks
Perhaps no one did a better job of capturing the Internet from its inception until, say, 2007, than Google. But over the last several years, an explosion in Web content generated by social media has created a new dimension of the Web that Google doesn't control--and sometimes can't even see.
Google struggles with social skills | Digital Media - CNET News
A number of new music services have sprung up on the internet, offering legitimate opportunities for people to listen to or buy tracks online. With the government's digital economy bill threatening heavy action against persistent piracy, legal music services are hoping to increase their appeal.