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Image courtesy of Flickr user Colin Purrington Several events as of late have cause many folks to celebrate a resurgence in blogs. The events of FriendFeed being purchased by Facebook and the demise of Tr.im (although it was resurected) have everyone questioning their trust in storing data on services controlled by others. Chris Saad shouts that [...]
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Gordon Bell’s name came up several times when I first began researching Lifestreaming back in early ‘07. While I consider David Galernter to be the “Father of Lifestreaming“, Gordon has done his fair share of work early on that also has helped with the concept. I’ve written about him in the past and quoted an [...]
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Prolific Lifestreamer Jessica Mullen has created a visual representation of a Lifestream as a city for a lifestyle design methodology paper she is working on. Regarding this diagram she states that “lifestreaming is a lifestyle design methodology. organizing a lifestream with a city metaphor allows for uncertainty+clarity+chronology+space”. Along with the diagram she has provided a detailed [...]
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I have noticed a recent surge in users starting to use and adopt Posterous. One of the biggest reasons for this was the proclamation by Steve Rubel that he was killing his blog in favor of Lifestreaming and choosing to use Posterous as his new platform. As a result Steve has become the poster [...]
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Below is video of a presentation from DrupalCamp Dallas in which Randall Knutson provided insight into what Lifestreaming is and then shows how to create one using Drupal. The method Randall uses to create a Lifestream in Drupal is by using the Feed API module. Coincidentally I too have spent a good deal of time recently [...]
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Fred Wilson is a very outspoken VC that runs a great blog and participates on many social media services. His openness and transparency are qualitites that have made him a person worth following to gain great insights and perspective. Today he wrote a post on his activities surrounding Lifestreaming and how he believes attitudes are [...]
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Today marked the 1 year birthday of AIM express and they decided to celebrate with the release of AIM Express 7.0 Beta. AIM Express is a web version of the AIM desktop client. They’ve added quite a few new features but I am just focusing on the Lifeatreaming additons. Below is a list of the [...]
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Posterous.com Founder Sachin Agarwal was recently interviewed and when describing his service he likened it to one for Lifestreaming. Below is an excerpt from the interview. Jim: What do you call your site…a blog? Microblog? Microsite? Sachin: Definitely not a microblog Most closely, yes we are a blog. However, we want to move away from that term. “Blogging” [...]
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On July 30th Colin Alsheimer of levelten Interactive hosted a session on Lifestreaming at the KnowCamp Meetup in Dallas. I haven’t seen video of the session [UPDATE: see below] but I did come across his slideshow deck Colin has definitely done his homework providing the origin of the Lifestraming concept as well as details regarding strategies, [...]
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A while back I had read about several Wordpress plugins that offered the ability to customize the viewing of your site for mobile devices. Yesterday I decided to go research the slew of plugins available out there to determine which one to implement. I reduced the field to 2 plugins. The MobilePress plugin and the [...]
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Simple social payments for great people, causes & content. Give and get money on Twitter, then tweet a payment. Or start a fundraising campaign on Twitter.
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real-time visualisation tool which enables users to "Mine the thought stream" provided by Twitter.
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iPhone audio blogging application. You can record audio on your iPhone and it then gets uploaded to the web. You can then embed or link to the audio.
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Its a new game published by Activision. id Software's newest chapter in the legendary "Wolfenstein" series will deliver players deep behind the enemy lines of a war-torn Germany, where Nazi experiments with technology and the supernatural threaten to turn the tide of World War II. Utilizing a revolutionary new graphics technology targeted specifically at next-generation console and PC hardware, this new Wolfenstein experience will draw players into a world of unmatched exploration, action and...
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Grooveshark is a revolutionary music community that rewards users for sharing their music. Grooveshark was founded by three University of Florida students hell-bent on changing the music industry, and the world, forever. Grooveshark's goal is to compensate everyone in the value chain – from users to rights' holders.
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