This is a guest post from reader Trae Blain. You can visit his site at traeblain.com. If you are interested in writing a guest post, just head on over to the contact page Lately, with the release of new software and updated web services, I’ve seen a blurring of what defines a lifestream. This is …
Lifestream vs. Socialstream: A Battle of Nomenclature Read More »
Powering Facebook’s proverbial brain: your Identity, Social Graph, and Lifestream data | The Social Web | ZDNet.com – Facebook Connect is also making it easy for third-party sites to pipe activity data into Facebook, and in doing so, the site gets to own a user’s Lifestream data The Future of Blogging Revealed – ReadWriteWeb – …
I decided to try out Swurl today. They’re the latest newcomer to the Lifestreaming party. Creating an account and getting started has to be one of the quickest, no-nonesense processes I have seen in a Lifestreaming service yet. Heck, they have the signup form right on the home page. You are then presented with a list …
I’ve been meaning to do a post on this for a while and as is the case lately, I was propelled to do so based on chatter heard on Twitter. You will hear quite a bit about services supported on the various Lifestreaming sites out there. What they often don’t tell you though, is what …
A Comparison of Last.fm Data on Various Lifestreaming Services Read More »
When I first created the Lifestreaming Services Comparison Matrix the small number of services fit quite nicely into a pretty css table. Since then I’ve wanted to add more services and tweak the feature set which proved to be a bit much to fit on a web page. So I’ve migrated the comparison matrix to …
I read over at TechCrunch about a new Lifestreaming service called Iminta that just went into private beta. This one was started by some former Cnet’er. Leaving high profile dotcoms to start Lifestreaming services may be a new trend. If you remember it was a group of former Googlers that started FriendFeed as well. Iminta …