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 for some of the features. His post covers the following topics: Grab your Stats Tighten …
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Two months ago I wrote a post about how the big boys are starting their Lifestreaming initiatives. At the time Yahoo had just rolled out their new profile pages and they really seemed to be these isolated outposts without any functionality worth mentioning. Well the other day they finally added the ability to provide a …
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Here’s the latest collection of unique self hosted Lifestreams Site: Eillalicio.us Code: RSS Stream WordPress Plugin Site: A Division by Zer0 Code: Custom version of Simplelife WordPress Plugin Site: Benjamin Golub Code: Custom using Django Site: Griffin and Hoxie Code: Unknown Site: Juanxavier.com (now redirects to his Lifestream.fm Profile) Code: Unknown …
I have recently gotten to a point on Twitter where I’m following so many people I can’t keep up. I feel that Twitter really needs to add a feature allowing us to put followers into groups for filtering. I have local friends, Lifestreaming users, other cool folks I follow, and I can’t keep up with …
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I recently wrote about the Lifestream mashup Wally J Punsapy created. Well he’s at it again. This time he’s modified his self hosted Lifestream to use either FriendFeed or MyBlogLog to dynamically generate the page via dropdown menu. He wrote about it here and you can check it out here. The dropdown menu is on …
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MyBlogLog released a new feature today that is leveraging their recent “New with Me” Lifestreaming functionality. Upon the release of “New with Me”, MyBlogLog became an entrant in the Lifestreaming services group. So after laying the foundation, and having had time to import a ton of data, they’ve decdided to travel down a different direction …
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Lifestream Posts & Pages for February 29th 2008 through March 3rd 2008: Positive Interference | everwas – Post from MyBlogLog Product Manager Ian Kennedy about Lifestreaming services hosting comments around content pulled in from 3rd party services Creating an online identity on Squidoo – Dr. Thomas Ho provides a How To on creating your online …
The changes went live just a little while ago. I don’t have too much to say right now except I really like the new profile page layout with the Lifestream functionality front and center. Congrats to the whole MyBlogLog team as this has been a long time coming. You can read more on their blog …
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I just came across this post at the Social Media Explorer where Jason Falls puts his spin on the new Lifestreaming functionality coming to MyBlogLog very soon. I wrote about this as well recently. It appears that Jason struck a nerve when he stated “Is Yahoo just ripping off established aggregators like Profilactic?”. It just …
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I (along with any of you who are MyBlogLog users) got an email on Friday from MyBlogLog. We knew they had recently released an API to private beta, we knew that developers were coding some cool features, but what we didn’t know is that they were planning to add Lifestreaming functionality directly on their site. …
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