With FriendFeed Lists, I Start to Organize the Noise (15)
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When FriendFeed rolled out their new proposed interface in beta, I didn't rapidly adapt to using their most-visible new feature, lists. The list feature lets you essentially group friends you're following into smaller groups, with common examples being "Favorites", "Family", "Business", etc. The lists feature also allows you to remove people from your home feed, or all feeds, reducing their impact on your browsing experience, and should you be of the nefarious kind, letting you ...
Like Soft Porn? Try FriendFeed Now! (20)
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Chances are if you’re reading this, it’s probably a little late to watch the action unfold live, but if you are in fact up at the wee hours of the morning this Saturday, you could be in for a treat. By treat, I mean finding embarrassing and possibly titilating videos favorited by your contacts on FriendFeed. Paul Bucheit, one of the founders of FriendFeed, logged on at about 1 AM to fire off the following ...
بالاتوییت٬ سرویسی برای اتصال بالاترین به شبکههای اجتماعی | گناهکار (18)
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بالاتوییت٬ سرویسی هست که آخرین لینک ارسالی کاربر بالاترین رو به حساب اون توی شبکههای اجتماعی مختلف میفرسته٬ در حال حاضر سایتهای Twitter , FriendFeed , Del.icio.us , Plurk تحت پوشش هستن٬ متاسفانه سرویسهای Jaiku و Ma.gnolia رو هم در ابتدا قصد داشتم تحت پوشش قرار بدم اما API اونا از کار افتاده بود و نمیشد باهاشون تبادل اطلاعات کرد!بهزودی سرویسهای Utterz و Identi.ca رو هم اضافه میکنم٬ همچنین امکان دریافت آخرین لینک یک کاربر ...
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Hamed Safa said:
ايول:)
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amin said:
تو رو خدا اين کارو نکنيد!!! ترکيب بالاترين با هر سايت اجتماعي مساوي غير اجتماعي شدن اون سايته!! :((
Pure-Play Aggregators: A Traffic Update (3)
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Compete released the stats for August, with mixed news for the pure-play Social Web Aggregators. Plaxo continued to see nice growth, clocking 244% year-over-year growth and 11% month-over month growth in monthly unique visitors. FriendFeed, on the other hand, experienced a bit of a stall, with a tiny drop in monthly unique visitors compared with July. SocialThing (recently acquired by AOL) got a traffic increase from the news of its acquisition, but total monthly unique ...
1000 things I’ve learned about blogging (18)
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To mark 1000 posts on this blog, I thought I’d reflect on what I’ve learned since post #1. Blogging is not ‘writing a blog’. Blogging is linking and commenting. Any writing is a bonus. Regular posting is important… But quality posting is even more important. Spending a week or more on a single post can be one of the most important things you ever do. First knowledge, then analysis, then ideas. A picture is worth ...
FriendFeed’s Progress Out of the A-Listers’ Garage « I’m Not Actually a Geek (13)
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Photo courtesy of jo-h on Flickr One of the earlier complaints about FriendFeed is that it is primarily the playground of the early adopter set, particularly the A-Listers. Remember the recent discussion around Allen Stern’s post about FriendFeed’s recommended members? That they are so heavily weighted toward the top A-Listers? Robert Scoble, Dave Winer, Steve Rubel, etc… Well, over the past month or so, I’ve noticed a trend where sub-groups are forming and are very ...
NoiseRiver | A FriendFeed Ranking & Noise Filtering System | Social Web Tools (3)
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It’s been a little while since I’ve last written a post. Not that I haven’t had anything to write about, I just haven’t had the time with all the hectic things going on right now. I have, however, been posting a good amount to the Cool Tools Lineup. So, be sure to check it out or even subscribe if you’d like; it’s an ongoing, short & sweet list of ‘cool tools’ that I come across ...
Are You Reading My Reader Shares? (4)
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If you follow me on FriendFeed (or other lifestreaming services), you will know I am an avid user of Google Reader. Reader is one of those applications that you do not know if someone is using the information you share without a little additional work. Thankfully, a few people have mentioned my feed and I [...]
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dobata said:
yes I am :-)
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Quinny said:
An interesting and controversial thread
F(rien)dF(eed)holic: another frontpage to strive for (3)
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Now that Duncan Riley finally convinced me to give FriendFeed a serious try, I might as well share a new Friendfeed mash-up with you. It’s called FFholic and it shows the most liked entries, most liked videos, most commented entries, most commented videos, and also the most popular users on Friendfeed. Co-founder Arda Kutsal has sent me an email, explaining how they create these lists. Apparently they currently track over 100k profiles in real time, ...
Start Your Own (3)
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This May Be the World’s Most Mysterious 2.0 Tool (5)
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A mysterious browser plug-in billed as an all-around 2.0 solution is finally about to launch. SemantiNet has been developing its tool in Israel since 2006 and now says it’ll be released next month. The company has also just raised $3.4 million and is preparing to open an office in the heart of Silicon Valley to go along with its main Tel Aviv headquarters. The startup’s Web site reveals little about the product. Even a press ...
Microblogging: The Evolution of Blogging? (2)
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This morning, the fine folks at Mashable wonder “What is FriendFeed’s Effect on Blogging?” Friendfeed, for everyone’s benefit, can be described as a lifestream activity aggregating site. You basically centralize in one place all of your social media feeds from a variety of services (such as your blog, tweets, YouTube postings, etc.). You can find mine here. You also add “friends” and watch the aggregate of all their activities in one place, on the home ...
What is FriendFeed’s Affect on Blogging? (30)
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There’s an interesting meme that was picked up by Duncan Riley over at the Inquisitr earlier this evening with regard to the effect of FriendFeed on traditional blogging. It’s an interesting meme and something I’ve been spending a not insignificant amount of time thinking about myself. I’m in the midst of writing a long series of long posts for my personal blog on journalism with relationship to New Media, and I’m currently working on the ...
FriendFeed is not killing blogging [Time Management 101] (9)
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That there is a finite number of hours in a day is a given, and as more and more services come online, our ability to divide our time across multiple sites diminishes. The question then becomes do you effectively manage this time, or do you lose focus with some areas of your online presence missing out? Alex at Hematopoiesis contends that FriendFeed is killing blogging, because people are spending more time on FriendFeed and less ...
My Social Media Mission 2008: Collecting Genuine Relationships (5)
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There has been a small buzz going around in the social media community pertaining to the quality of relationships being built online. What is the difference between on online friendship compared to an off line friendship? Can you build genuine relationships online? I recently found a video from Gary Vaynerchuk via the ProBlogger post called, How To Get Noticed [The Art of Positioning]. In the video Gary talks about the importance of connecting to people ...
Get Buzzed on FriendFeed With FFHolic (11)
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Have you been wondering how many rooms on FriendFeed are private? Do you know how many active and public users there are? Are you curious as to whether people “comment” or “like” more? Do you even care? For those people who have fallen head over heels for FriendFeed and have been searching for a way to see “what’s popular,” I introduce to you FFHolic. The site, which just launched yesterday, is a place where FriendFeed ...
Exciting…? (1)
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Image via Wikipedia The day before yesterday I – like millions of other internet users — became aware of that Google was going to release their browser! Remember hearing about them working on a browser project but that was maybe two years ago and then I didn’t hear anything more about it. Either way…the wait was kind of fun. The amount of activity on Twitter and FriendFeed increased considerably and even moreso right after it ...
Ben Golub of FFToGo and RSSMeme Joins FriendFeed Full-Time (6)
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In the world of online companies and overnight Web sites, things can move pretty quickly. What might take years in the world of the enterprise can happen in weeks or months - as successes are claimed and lost, friends are made and disposed of, and new relationships are forged.Over the last seven months, I've been witness to seeing Ben Golub launch a number of interesting sites, including RSSmeme (post), a Google Reader shared items tracker, ...
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There's never been a better time to start your own Blog. If you're keeping score in the social media landscape, you're probably noticing many people bail on their Blogs and Podcasts for the conversations on Twitter or FriendFeed. I've Blogged about it before (others have as well). Still, when I look at the comment section of this Blog, I'm seeing many people with many bright ideas and yet they don't have a space of their ...Contribute comment
