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  • Lifestream Blog Turns 3 Years Old Thanks to You

    Lifestream Blog Turns 3 Years Old Thanks to You

    photo by soapylovedeb I just returned from SXSW and had a really good time. There’s been some negative feedback from the event this year which I feel revolves mainly around the parties. I’ll cover that in a wrap-up post later but that’s not what I wanted to talk about here. It’s amazing to think that I first [...]

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  • Some Lifestreaming Panels and Other SXSW Info

    Some Lifestreaming Panels and Other SXSW Info

    The annual pilgrimage to SXSW is upon us once again. Last year was my first time there and I had an amazing time. This year I feel a bit more prepared and plan to take full advantage of what I learned. If you’re new this year, or just want some good tips, ReadWriteWeb has created a [...]

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  • Video Shows the Future of Lifestreaming in an Amazing Interactive Visualization

    Video Shows the Future of Lifestreaming in an Amazing Interactive Visualization

    It has become a very common trend to use Minority Report as a reference whenever referring to interactive visualization interfaces. I came across a video that takes this approach and applies it to Lifestreaming. As soon as I started to watch it I knew it looked familiar to me. That’s because I wrote about it [...]

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  • My Visit to the FFundercats Podcast

    My Visit to the FFundercats Podcast

    The FFundercats Podcast is a show run by FriendFeeders Josh Haley and Johnny Worthington where every week they discuss the service often with various users from FriendFeed as their guests. They’ll discuss the service itself but also delve into the users of the community and what interesting things they shared or discovered over the course [...]

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  • Segregate your Lifestream with the Aggregator Theme for Wordpress

    Segregate your Lifestream with the Aggregator Theme for Wordpress

    I have seen several themes that take a slightly different approach to Lifestreaming where instead of simply providing a reverse chronological output of all the items from your stream, they segregate the output. I quite like this approach because many times if you post infrequently to some services they get lost quickly, never to be [...]

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