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For Some Startups, Blog Coverage Really Matters
Today, I came across a site from Red Hat called Mugshot that neither I nor Sarah Perez had ever heard of. Mugshot is an open source lifestream aggregation service that
AIM Debuts Lifestream Twitter Client
AOL just announced AIM Lifestream. The service allows AIM users to check and update their Facebook, Twitter and AIM lifestreams from an AIM mobile and desktop dashboard. Users can send
AmpliFeeder: FriendFeed's Much Hotter Sister
There are a slew of social media aggregation sites willing, waiting, and wanting to pull your updates, videos, photos, links, music, "shares," "likes," and other content from all around the
Posterous: Minimalist Blogging
Posterous is such a simple microblogging platform, it almost makes Tumblr look overly complicated. The Y Combinator funded startup is a bit of a mix between a blogging and lifestreaming
AOL May Try to Bring RSS and Lifestreaming Mainstream
RSS and centralized integration of activity data from multiple social networks are the kinds of technologies that only early adopters are interested in, right? AOL has the exact opposite kind
Secondbrain Starts Over, Goes Back to Basics
It's not often you hear an application's creators describe their service as "an unmanageable complexity" that "compromised the user experience," but that's exactly what those behind the content aggregation system
Daily Wrap-Up: The Lifestreaming Apects of the Facebook Timeline and More
Richard MacManus takes a look at the Facebook Timeline and the lofty inspirations behind it. All of this and more in today's Daily Wrap. Sometimes it's difficult to catch every
Interview: Socialthing! Founder Matt Galligan
Recently people have been comparing lifestreaming services FriendFeed and Socialthing!, trying to determine which one will win or whether they even compete. For example, see ReadWriteWeb's post FriendFeed vs SocialThing!.
Now You Can Type 60K+ Characters Into A Facebook Status Update
The Facebook+Journalists Page announced that now everyone can write posts with 60,000 characters, making status updates feel more like the not-so-often used notes feature, which doesn't appear at all in
Yahoo! Experiments in Reality Mining with Bluetooth MyBlogLog
Yahoo! owned MyBlogLog is stepping into dangerous waters with a new experiment in mobile presence tracking through Bluetooth. Demonstrated at the eTech conference today, m.mybloglog.com says it allows users to:
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