By: Alex von Halem
Yes, the ability to start, contribute to, and follow a “discussion” is the real value of FriendFeed. That and the aggregation of feeds, of course. Best thing: it is fast paced and actually enhances...
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I would like to see some mutuality in those whose comments are commented upon and those who offer their comments. It seems pretty unidirectional at this point instead of circular or reciprocal. There...
View ArticleBy: Alejandro Reyes
very interesting post jeremiah! this is the 3rd or 4th post about moving to FF in the last 12 hours & i was just getting ready to do a video about it & i see a twitter about this post. if more...
View ArticleBy: jeremiah_owyang
Alejandro It’s too soon to tell what will happen, what we’re seeing now however is the early adopter rush. I’ve seen this before at SXSW 07 for Twitter. This does not represent mainstream at all, so...
View ArticleBy: Denton Gentry
I made this comment on friendfeed first, which I suppose is exactly your point about spending more time there. I’d like to expand on the comment slightly here. The trouble with Friendfeed instead of a...
View ArticleBy: Alejandro Reyes
well your point with the technographics just makes friendfeed that much more appealing to me. i wonder if blog world or another conference is going to do what SXSW did for twitter this year? your right...
View ArticleBy: Christopher Coulter
It’s already a one-sided broadcasting medium, which means any brand looking to take advantage of such, will end up in the same place as all the bland marketing-copy fake blogs, that is to say, a...
View ArticleBy: Connie Bensen
Many of us are finding Friendfeed to be the least interactive. Twitter is a great platform but lacks the archival quality. And the hour long plurkshops are gaining traction. The one today on social...
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