Submitted by Manogr:
Blogging as everyone's preferred method of communication may be over. What's taking its place? Lifestreaming. And don't be fooled into thinking that we're talking just about FriendFeed here - lifestreaming as a format for communication extends beyond just that one social site to encompass an entirely new way to establish yo (Read More)
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Submitted by Jacomeiring:
Everyone is trying to improve the quality of the information presented by the engines. Microsoft may have some short-term success, but it doesn't appear to offer the answer needed in our rapidly multiplying information sources. A communal effort using social bookmarking with the ability to search through them may start find (Read More)
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Submitted by Netzoo:
Louis Gray writes: "Despite only being available in beta for less than a week, Social Median has been shoehorned into my online news consumption activity, lopped on to my staples of Google Reader and FriendFeed - and each site performs a different critical function."... (Read More)
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: That is actually my favorite quote from the article. That, and: "Blogging 2.0 is about participating everywhere, and understanding that the comments can't be controlled just on your blog. They're moving to micro-communities where people are comfortable discussing your content with peers."
I'm not happy with the term Blogging 2.0, but it gets the point across.
Submitted by Manogr:
LinkedIn employees have been given a similar agreement to Facebook in which they can sell up to 20 percent of their shares at a $500 million valuation. (Read More)
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: @Jason, as you mentioned on the original thread(pasted below), I'm also waiting for the feature. Hopefully we could read articles and comments shared within socialmedian w/o logging in to socialmedian. Unless this whole great stuff would never be SOCIALIZED, I suppose. "we agree. we haven't had a chance to get rid of some of the remaining registration requirements we put in place during alpha. Will be cleaning that up soon. - Jason Goldberg"
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I read hundreds of blogs. Follow thousands of people on Twitter and FriendFeed. I’m seen as THE poster boy for the Silicon Valley echo chamber. But I don’t see much about Meebo, certainly not even close to the amount of talk that, say, Twitter gets (and Twitter has 1/10th the traffic that Meebo does). Why is Twi (Read More)
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