Service
As I mentioned in my 2010 year end post the Lifestreaming services area has pretty much vanquished from the heydays back in 2007 & 2008 when I first created this blog. It seemed like a new service popped up every…
Today my friend Louis Gray got the scoop on what Cliqset cofounder Darren Bounds has been working on since the recent sunsetting of that site. First off if you weren’t familiar with Cliqset, it was a great Lifestreaming site that…
Today I tried out Zerply which is another new entrant into the “business card on the web” services. You can easily and quickly create an account by authenticating with Twitter or Facebook and then bring over your work experience by…
On the heels of my post on the social content reader evolution comes a new entrant called Postpost. This new service provide you with a several custom views for the content generated on your Facebook account. Simply connect your account…
Today I came across this tweet from Joshua Auerbach who announced having used the new Bitly bundle feature to share key moments of his day. If you haven’t yet seen what the new Bitly bundles feature can do, I urge…
Today I read on the Backtype blog that they were adding profiles to their service to identify influencers on Twitter. I got excited because I like stats and I’m intrigued by how services are being created to try and solve…
I’ve stated before that some of the largest benefits we will see from creating and maintaining our Lifestreams will be the services created on the backbone of that data. We are starting to see the first big service phenomenon from…
I’ve written about Flavors.me in the past, and they continue to improve this great Lifestreaming service. They’ve just announced a slew of new updates that include the following: Support for more services including Formspring, Digg, Tripit, Github, and Soundcloud with…
When I first started this blog in March of ’07 there were only a handful of custom scripts that allowed you to aggregate your social services. Over the months thereafter a large number of services launched to do this for…
There are several sites out there allowing us to add ourselves to lists describing our skills, specialties or other information about ourselves. Wefollow is a popular one and I’ve also seen many use Twibes as well. That’s fine and dandy…