Wellington technology blog, ReadWriteWeb, has been purchased by San Francisco digital publishing company Say Media.
TechCrunch is reporting the deal is worth US$5 million.
ReadWriteWeb was launched in 2003 by Richard MacManus, and now employs a staff of just under 20, who are mostly based in the US.
Richard MacManus has revealed ReadWriteWeb attracts about 5 million page views and 2.75 million unique visitors each month.
You can read more over at stuff.co.nz
In light of a recent Google survey which found 1 in 10 users don’t know what CTRL – F does, theage.com.au has come up with a list of handy keyboard shortcuts.
Before I list some of them, you may be wondering what CTRL – F does. It’s used to search for text on a page. Give it a go now by searching for a word on this blog post.
“CTRL-C: to copy text
CTRL-V: to paste text
CTRL-Z: to undo a command
SHIFT-CTRL-Z: to redo the command above”
If you’re using a Mac, use the Apple command key instead of CTRL.
For a full list of handy shortcuts, check out theage.com.au
Note: I originally posted this on our Australian blog, but thought people would find it useful so have also posted it here. Let us know any shortcuts you use that aren’t listed.
