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 was Facebook’s migration from Newsfeed to Lifestream. I’ve been writing about Lifestreaming here since 2007. …
Today I read over at the Memolane Blog that they’ve added the ability to allow your Lifestreams to be embedded on your own site. They’ve also added quite a few ways that you can customize both the content displayed along with the style of the embed. If you’re not familiar with Memolane it was one …
Memolane adds Ability to Create Custom Embed Version of Your Lifestream Read More »
Memolane is a new timeline based Lifestreaming service. I have played with several of these niche based services with the likes of Dipity, Allofme, ThisMoment, and another newcomer Dather. Creating a visual timeline of your Lifestream may seem like a pretty straightforward process but it’s actually pretty challenging. Some data lends itself well while other …
Memolane Brings Beautiful Visuals and UI Along with a Deep Historical Lifestream Read More »
So before I started to think about how Lifestreaming evolved in 2010 I went back to read what I wrote about 2009. Sadly enough I’d say that I almost feel the exact same way. Lifestreaming, or what this site originally set out to cover, as the act of aggregating content from multiple services in a …
I read over on TechCrunch today that a new startup called MemoLane out of San Francisco, and created by Skype founders Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis, just raised $2 million in funding. Here’s a description of the service from the post: Memolane is your digital memory – your tool to rediscover your social life on …
Skype Founders Creating New Lifestreaming Service Memolane Read More »