I came across correlate.us via Digg and knew it had Lifestreaming written all over it. I like the simple approach with regards to adding & displaying feeds. The home page provides an aggregate view of all users activity along with stats and a tagcloud. Too bad it currently only supports four feeds including del.icio.us, digg, [...]

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I’m always on the hunt for new sites to add more interesting information to my Lifestream. I’ve yet to find one that allows me to show my recent restaurant trips or TV viewing, but I’m sure they’re around the corner. But today I was able to find one that allows me to share my software [...]

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I first became aware of Cluztr after after Jon (one of its founders) stumbled on to my site and let me know about it. I’m really glad he did because I think they have created a pretty innovative service. My focus in this post is based on its relevancy to Lifestreaming. In this case [...]

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When I first visited the iStalkr home page and saw that under the list of featured users appeared “Jeremy Keith - Creator of LifeStream, the basis of iStalkr” , I knew I had stumbled on something that could be very special. The inspiration for my fascination with Lifestreaming and this blog originated from my initial [...]

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I first became aware of Jaiku when one of the founders left a comment on my original post about Lifestreaming.
“If you want to see one possibility of implementing the Lifestream, take a look at Jaiku. Our approach is to to focus on mobility, commenting, and, especially in the future, sharing one’s life with a number [...]

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I have met quite a few new friends after writing my post on Lifestreaming and one of them was Olivier D. alias ze kat. I became intrigued with how he went about creating his Lifestream. So we started a dialog on IM about a new project he is working on which is to build a [...]

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