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In early July, ReadWriteWeb reported that there were more grandparents on Facebook than high school student. What does that mean for the future growth of online social networks? The good people at The Onion think that they know why there is an explosive growth in adults taking part in online platforms like Facebook and Twitter. With back-to-school on everybody's mind, we can expect to see another sudden surge in both growth and usage. You can learn more in this video report (note: there is some not safe for work content here): Facebook, Twitter Revolutionizing How Parents Stalk Their College-Aged Kids: Facebook, Twitter Revolutionizing How Parents Stalk Their College-Aged Kids (hat tip: Mashable) Tags: back to school blog college facebook grandparents high school mashable online social network online video parenting parody readwriteweb stalking the onion twitter

TechZulu interviews Bantam at Twiistup 6 with Guest Host Jolie O'Dell of Read Write Web

TechZulu interviews JameLegend at Twiistup 6 with Guest Host Jolie O'Dell from Read Write Web

TechZulu Interviews Streamy at Twiistup 6 with Guest Host Jolie O'Dell from Read Write Web

Joile O'Dell from ReadWriteWeb.com interviews Rachel DePompa of NBC Affiliate Richmond VA, and John Sarvay of Buttermilk and Molasses blog. Topic: Social Media and Traditional News Media. Pt 2 of 2 Distributed by Tubemogul.

Joile O'Dell from ReadWriteWeb.com interviews Ian Graham of RVA Magazine, and Jeff Kelly of Tobacco Avenue. The interview was held at the June event of the Social Media Club of Richmond Va. Topic: Social Media and Traditional News Media. Distributed by Tubemogul.

By Alison McNeillIt's not often we see Richard MacManus of ReadWriteWeb at Silicon Valley events, so when we spotted him at the Web 2.0 Summit we had to snag him for a quick interview before his flight back to New Zealand. ReadWriteWeb has been around for an eternity in blog years, since 2003, and continues to grow and evolve with new sections like Jobwire, which showcases new hires in the area - a very nice change of pace from the layoff trackers. Check out our interview below as Richard tells us more about what's new for them and his thoughts on some of the more interesting topics at the show.

General Electric is currently evaluating which company's web applications to add to its 400,000 computers worldwide, and a start-up called Zoho has risen to become a serious contender against Microsoft and Google. Unconfirmed reports are circulating that GE already chose Zoho, but Oliver Marks at ZDNET set the record straight today about the claims:"For the record...no decision has been made on Google Docs, Zoho, or any other vendor at this time, but a vigorous evaluation is taking place," he writes.It's impressive that Zoho is even in the running with giants like Google and Microsoft, considering they're offering similar applications: Google Docs and Zoho Sheet, for example, are both collaborative online excel spreadsheets. So what might set Zoho apart? Co-founder and evangelist Raju Vegesna filled me in at the TechCrunch50 conference. Bernard Lunn also has a thorough analysis of how Zoho is succeeding against the odds at Read Write Web. Zoho, with a suite of 18 online applications, is gaining 100,000 users a month and already has over one million users, Regesna says. --Kelsey Blodget, Associate Producer

Ingrid Bell from Mogulus and Chris Albrecht from GigaOM interview founders of Ribbit Ted Griggs and Crick Waters. Ribbit got two Crunchies nominations:"Best enterprise startup" and "Best new startup of 2007".

Rachel Sterne, CEO of GroundReport, interviews Darry Siry, Tesla's VP of Marketing