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DotNetNuke (news, site) is having a little party today to celebrate the landing of US$ 8 million in additional Series B funding for their open source .NET web content management platform.

The financing, led by new investor UV

Brightcove (news, site) is backed by a team bent on proving that their online video platform isn’t just another YouTube.

Their most recent efforts include the release of Brightcove 4, which offers support for native iPhone video application development, better live streaming capabilities, analytics, and some resources for video distribution, monetization and custom online video applications.

All the potential advantages of a service-oriented architecture are out the window if developers lose sight of the forest for the trees. Adjoovo has come up with an ingenious registry solution to keep businesses out of the potential pitfalls of the service-oriented approach: metadata cataloguing and Web 2.0 visualization.

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Following the developmental environment trend, IBM (news, site) recently gave the green light on their own pair of public and private services targeted at building cloud applications.

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Tweetie 2 adds a boatload of new features, including persistence: It returns you to where you left off the last time you used the app.

Twitter apps are like candy bars: everybody’s got a favorite. For me it’s Milky Way and TweetDeck.

Of course, there’s always room for change. For instance, the Take 5 bar is increasingly my go-to treat (better hide your Halloween stash, kids), and I might just jump ship to Tweetie 2, which debuted in the App Store over the weekend.

Priced at $2.99, Tweetie’s the top-paid app in the Social Networking section of the store.

New features in version 2 include an offline mode, new-message indicators, full landscape support, video uploads (for 3GS users), and faster overall performance.

So this begs the question: what’s your favorite Twitter app, and why? Vote in our poll!

In the meantime, check out Webware’s recent roundup of Twitter apps that let you manage multiple accounts.

And, hey, if you’re headed to the comments to talk up Twitter apps, feel free to name your favorite candy, too. It’s Halloween time, after all, and I can’t help wondering if anyone else is harboring a secret love for Swedish Fish.

What’s your favorite Twitter app?(polls)

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Poll: What’s your favorite iPhone Twitter app?