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It was 5 years ago today that I created Lifestream Blog. It all stemmed from the fact that I became intrigued with the ability to find a way to aggregate content I created across social services into a single location.…
Today’s news uncovered by Arun Thampi that Path has been uploading users entire address book to their servers does not bode well for them. You can read coverage around this issue on ReadWriteWeb, TechCrunch, and Venture Beat. But none of…
This year has been a tipping point for Lifestreaming. It has evolved quite a bit from the super geeky bailing wire and duct tape method of being a DIY project I started covering back in 2007. With advancements in technology,…
There was a Wall Street Journal story on Saturday with David Gelernter who conceived the concept of Lifestreaming. It’s a great article and an interesting read where I came to learn several new things I never knew about him. More…
If you had been watching me as I watched Mark Zuckerberg present the new Facebook Timeline you would have seen a smirk on my face. It was also interesting to see how many other people picked up on how Timeline…
The release of Google+ has garnered much attention for their “Circles” functionality that allows people to manually create groups of people that they can selectively share with on their new social network. This functionality has rekindled the discussion about creating…
So I’ve been playing with Google+ now for a while and I wanted to post some of my thoughts regarding two specific aspects of it. Using it for Lifestreaming and the issues with creating circles or lists in general for…
Today I came across a nice little piece of viral marketing courtesy of Intel. It’s a little project called “Museum of Me” in which you provide access to your Facebook account and in return get a fancy flash video presentation…
This week I discovered Turntable.fm which is a great new music discovery site and had an epiphany of sorts regarding its functionality. First off here’s a snippet about the service from a great post by Adam D’Augelli on the service…
Just a few weeks ago The Locker Project launched a blog and now more recently they’ve launched a full fledged website around the project. If you’re not familiar with the project you can catch up on my original post here.…