Comments on: The Year in Lifestreaming for 2009

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well boy,remember you are living for yourself…

By: The Evolution from Numbers to Relevance – Mahendra Palsule - MediaNama

The Evolution from Numbers to Relevance – Mahendra Palsule - MediaNama — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 10:46:56 +0000

[...] why Google Buzz should not simply be yet-another-aggregator, lifestreaming and aggregation have failed to take off and gain mainstream adoption. The reason is simple – lack of [...]

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By: The Evolution from Numbers to Relevance by @ScepticGeek

The Evolution from Numbers to Relevance by @ScepticGeek — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 08:54:47 +0000

[...] on why Google Buzz should not simply be yet-another-aggregator, lifestreaming and aggregation have failed to take off and gain mainstream adoption. The reason is simple – lack of [...]

By: Google Buzz doesn’t KISS by @ScepticGeek

Google Buzz doesn’t KISS by @ScepticGeek — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 04:23:02 +0000

[...] FriendFeed aggregates lifestreams of all your friends and has sophisticated filtering and searching capabilities. The challenges of consuming all your friends’ lifestreams are well described by Mark Krynsky towards the end of his post looking at Lifestreaming in 2009. [...]

By: Cas Johnson

Cas Johnson — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:30:23 +0000

Re: the problem with reading duplicate posts and keeping up with all your friends' posts and daily news - Have you seen http://feedafever.com/ ?

By: Mitchell McKenna

Mitchell McKenna — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 20:37:37 +0000

Agreed with a lot of points in this post Mark. Facebook buying Friendfeed did put a damper on it's progression as a service at the level of twitter (although the site is still very active). In the same way, the controversy of Yong Fook switching his website from Sweetcron to Posterous has caused question for it's progression as well (but at least Sweetcron is Open Source, hope to see a fork soon).

I'd say Posterous owned 2009, Foursquare will own 2010. Storytlr going Open Source I think was a huge advantage to the progression of lifestreaming platforms, and Amplifeeder now provides a platform for the ASP.NET lovers.

What I'm hoping to see in 2010 is an iteration of one of these open source platforms getting a lot of the features that make Posterous great. Besides that, it'll need a simple filtering system to eliminate duplicate posts, and a plug-in building system like what Mozilla Raindrop is working on. That's just what I'd like to see, there's so much potential, we'll see what happens!

By: Brendan

Brendan — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 15:15:13 +0000

I am starting to hate this because now instead of following someone's twitter account and also their blog and also their facebook feed to see their various messages, now I see the same messages in all forums. Starting to be a big duplication problem.

By: traeblain

traeblain — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 16:06:18 +0000

Agreed, Twitter has taken over people's online life in all aspects. But where the 140 character space is interesting, I really wish people could see the advantages in other spaces.

As far as friendfeed goes, I'm really hoping Florida's Cliqset fills the void in 2010. I think the talent there (as far as what I've seen lately) is there, and it can emerge on top easily if it finds more adoption.