I saw today that they have now posted some of the dates and times for the interactive panels for this years’ SXSW conference. Of particular interest to me is a panel being run by new Googler Chris Messina on Activity…
Flavors.me is a new Lifestreaming service launched at the end of last year that I really liked. Yesterday they announced the addition of several new features. They’ve now added support for Foursquare, Posterous, WordPress, Blogger, Etsy, and LinkedIn. They’ve also…
If you aren’t familiar with Postrank they provide a scoring system to rank online content based on social engagement. So what they do is track the activity of a blog post to determine interesting or relevant content. Activity can be…
Noserub was one of the first community based, open source Lifestreaming apps released. I first wrote about it back in March of 2008. It seems like I’ve been noticing a quite a few niche based social streaming sites pop up…
Amidst rumors of a possible shutdown, former MyBlogLog Product Manager Ian Kennedy wrote a helpful post today for users of the service. He provided details outlining ways to both export your data from the service as well as finding alternatives…
I came across the Lifestream of Acetuk and saw this interesting post with his sleep pattern: A little more sleep but still erratic – Sleep statistics for 13 – 14 Jan (Thu). Went to bed / woke up: 01:34 /…
The other day I saw Chris Prillo sent out a message announcing that he was launching Lockergnome.net as a free WordPress blog / Lifestream Archive. Of course I quickly had to go see what Chris was up to here. Here’s…
I saw a tweet from Jason Schuller a few days ago where he announced a new Lifestreaming WordPress theme being released called “Social Life”. He included an image of the theme which I’ve provided below: If Jason’s name seems familiar…
In 2009 FriendFeed continued their dominance as the clear leader in the social streaming* space. But in the middle of the year when they were acquired by Facebook, their future path was largely in question and many users began seeking…
After writing my year end post I realized that it came across as a downer and felt I needed to counter it with some of the good things that came out of Lifestreaming in 2009. So here are links to…