Archive for June, 2008

  • Top 30 FriendFeed Users Based on Google Ranking

    Top 30 FriendFeed Users Based on Google Ranking

    I came across an amusing post by Glenn Slaven (author of the great FriendFeed Comments Wordpress Plugin) where he had discovered that 2 FriendFeed users (Deepak & Kevin,) appeared in Google’s search results as more relevant than the about page. He mentions some other interesting ranks after clicking on the more results. I decided to take [...]

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  • Display Your Twitter Friends on a World Map

    Display Your Twitter Friends on a World Map

    Today I started thinking about how cool it would be if I could see the locations of my Twitter friends on a Map. After spending some time Googling for such a tool I was only able to find one, and interestingly enough it only became available a few days ago. I came across this post by [...]

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  • Examining the Evolution of Lifestreaming Into Lifeportals

    Examining the Evolution of Lifestreaming Into Lifeportals

    This is the first guest post from reader Terri Ann. I wrote about her custom Lifestream previously here. You can visit her blog at blog.ninedays.org and don’t forget to check out her lifestream. If you are interested in writing a guest post, just head on over to my contact page The other day on css tricks.com, [...]

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  • My Interview on Lifestreaming for the New York Press

    My Interview on Lifestreaming for the New York Press

    I was contacted by Gina Pace of the New York Press for a story they were writing on Lifestreaming. I spent about 40 minutes with her on the phone where I spent a good deal of time explaining the concept from its early beginnings to where it is now and where I thought it was [...]

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  • LifeinLines and LifeBlob. Two New Lifestreaming Services

    LifeinLines and LifeBlob. Two New Lifestreaming Services

    I read today over at Startup Dunia, a blog covering Indian startups, about two new Lifestreaming services. I only have some brief information gathered from each of them as both services are currently invite only. The first is called LifeinLines which appears to be more of an online diary based service. From the site: LiL has integrated multiple technologies to [...]

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