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Muhammad Saleem posted a message on Twitter

“Really funny comic for those that can laugh at the concept of a magical sky wizard: http://tinyurl.com/6guwex”

July 7 at 6:29 am - Link

Joe Lencioni and Nils Geylen liked this

Heh, heh, magical sky wizzards are always fun to laugh at. This comic is hilarious nonetheless - Nils Geylen via twhirl

Muhammad Saleem dugg a story on Digg

China drops Mao from currency for Olympics

July 7 at 6:16 am - Link

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shit! - Igor The Troll

Mike Fruchter posted an entry on MichaelFruchter.com

My thirty eight editors on Friendfeed.

June 24 at 9:07 pm - Link

Franklin Pettit, directeur, Susan Beebe, Jon-Paul Bussoli and 24 other people liked this

With Twitter down, I see this as where the conversation is headed: Friendfeed, rooms, shared feeds. - Nils Geylen

twitter seems down only for some of us, and it is still bigger than FF and 'easier' on non-techies. - oliver gassner via twhirl

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@oliverg True, I consider myself hyperconnected and still have issues with FF. But if Twitter won't get it right soon... - Nils Geylen

Nils, since I have been on Friendfeed, my Twitter usage has drastically dropped to the point where I hardly use it anymore. The down time certainly has not helped. - Mike Fruchter

Ditto to the 100th power Mike - Marco

I've been looking for workarounds to some of FFs less interesting features. "Hide items like this" sure helps for Adium status updates etc. - Nils Geylen

Nils, Very interesting take on the experiment so far. It has given me some food for thought. On your blog you mention my negatives about comments being exported from G Reader into the room. That to me is a positive, the problem is notes pulled from G Reader are showing me as the person who left the comment, rather then the person who noted it and shared it. This bug could have some serious consequences. - Mike Fruchter

I still find the 140 char limit on twitter liberating. When I can type as much as I want on FF sometimes I panic. - Nate Koechley

Kenichi Matsumoto - I get this error when trying to add your feed. The given URL does not appear to be a Google Reader shared items URL - Mike Fruchter

Nick, Yuvi, Mike & Sarah, feeds added. Thanks! - Mike Fruchter

Kenichi, disregard that message. I grabbed the url off your feed. Thanks - Mike Fruchter

I thank you, Mike! I could have subscribed to some valuable shared feeds out of the room :) - Kenichi Matsumoto

Just wondering - do you add everyone, or is there a "bar" you have to be over? - Yuvi

Yuvi for this experiment, any Freindfeeder with a Google Reader shared account can participate. - Mike Fruchter

Andy, Jason, Erin, Thanks for participating. Feeds have been added. - Mike Fruchter

The only problem I see with this experiment is that for readers of the group like me, the amount of data is too big... It would be great to have a room with the links who had two or more likes from this one (for instance) - or better, friendfeed should let me choose "I want to see only entries that someone liked, or at least x people liked"... - Marcos Marado

Marcos thanks for the feedback. I should have an updated post of week 2 of the experiment, the pluses and negatives. Filtering is the next stage. - Mike Fruchter

I'll be waiting then :-) - Marcos Marado

Robert Scoble posted an entry on Scobleizer's Recent Qik Videos

Rep. John Cullberson - the Qikking Congressman

June 24 at 1:20 pm - Link

Kevin Shannon, Chris Mayer, Michael VanDervort, Jesse Stay and 7 other people liked this

If I had a TV show like this in my country, I'd be done talking soon. Great show of tech being used in government. - Nils Geylen

I followed @johnculberson for a while (he represents a district nearby to mine). Too much complaining about "the other team," in this case, the Democrats. It would have been much more interesting to hear about what he does and what's going on without whinging about "the other team" -- D or R. Annoying. Unfollow. Next. (But, good on him for trying.) - Kirk Kittell

Culberson was my favorite interview today. More later after I decompress. - Robert Scoble

Maybe I'll give him a second shot. He seemed like a good guy -- just the R vs D thing is a non-starter (or in this case: an ender) for me - Kirk Kittell

Culberson is very down to earth, friendly and funny! highly likeable - great interview.. - Susan Beebe

Caleb Elston posted a link

Share OPML, Finally « NDNL

June 13 at 12:07 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Nils Geylen, Joe Dawson, Theron Kelso, Andrew Smith and 4 other people liked this

Great writeup about Toluu. Points out that it is un-intrusive, which is a great compliment in my mind. I hate pushy services. - Caleb Elston

Caleb - Messed with Toluu (finally) a little last night. VERY interesting. Me, a late adopter?? :) - Charlie Anzman

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Any invitation left? alex.sauceda(at)gmail.com - Alex Sauceda

@Alex - Sent - Snay Trivedi

@Snay - Thanks a lot!! =) - Alex Sauceda

Charlie: Toluu is just a very very young service! please feel free to send some invites to friends :) - Caleb Elston

Thanks Caleb. It's it simplicity, value and unintrusiveness I like the most. - Nils Geylen

Mo Jawhari posted a message on Twitter

“Sorry Plurk, but you need to find my Twitter friends for me. I'm not gonna do that again.”

June 2 at 12:24 am - Link

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yeah, I'm not going to add everyone on this one either. I've already told the Internet who my friends are. If it can't figure that out from now on, then a pox on it. - Robert Scoble

they seem to be fishing - marty nickel via twhirl

Yes It's tiresome to have to keep adding people in this way. I wont do it either. Add via email? I'm not spamming my friends yet again! - Pete Gilbert

$echo everyone. Social graphs should be movable. - NinjaKai via twhirl

Edrei posted a message on Twitter

“A hi5 invitation? I haven't seen this social network in donkey years.”

May 20 at 2:28 am - Link

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I know, been updating, resorting old stuff, like Plaxo, and this one. It's still up to its old tricks though, of inviting everyone in my Google address book. Crap service. Deleted my account immediately, so no need bothering... - Nils Geylen via Alert Thingy

Loic Le Meur posted a link

I have just created my hi5 profile add me there if you are on hi5 too

May 20 at 2:21 am - via twhirl - Link

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Hi5 experience so far: highly unagreeable. I've just sent everyone in my address book an invite... not really what I wanted. Why on earth Hi5? - Nils Geylen via Alert Thingy

I've cancelled my account per immediately btw - Nils Geylen via Alert Thingy

If potential Seesmic users are on Hi5, why shouldn't Loic be there? ;) - sebmos

hi5 = Porn - Adrian via twhirl

@sebmos true, but we're already on Twitter/Friendfeed. Hi5 is spam after all... - Nils Geylen

@Nils Geylen yeah.. why Hi5 sent 1245 invitations from me?? dam it!!!... i´m an orkut guy :) - Cesar Sanchez

Dave Winer posted a link

Play thiis when Twitter is down. (There's no words there!)

May 20 at 12:40 am - Link

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the original tape was stronger in showing the anger - pixites

Hahahaha really good actually. And funnier than I expected. - Rex Pechler

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whoa. "max headroom" flashbacks. - Brad McCrorey

That was great! - Angsuman Chakraborty

I love the pencil throw at the end. - Drew Lucas

very funny! good find - acedanger via twhirl

Has any service been able to keep standing after all those falls? - David Álvarez

hehehe. nice! - kosso

I find it amazing that BillO knows exactly how it feels when Twitter goes down! - Dave Winer

Somewhere Philo T. Pharnesworth is pissing himself. - Tom Landini

Muhammad Saleem dugg a story on Digg

4 beautifully toxic Google Maps screenshots

May 19 at 12:15 am - Link

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Colin Walker posted an entry on Colin Walker

A static FriendFeed is a worthless FriendFeed.

May 16 at 4:53 am - Link

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Here's my question (that I don't know the answer to): what happens when I comment (in FF) on a comment (from Disqus) that regarded a post (on Blogger)? How many degrees of separation is too many? - Carter Rabasa

I'm neutral on mobile Friend Feed as I'm not a mobile user, but I can see the logic in putting as much Friend Feed capability as possible into mobile format - Mark Dykeman

Colin Walker posted a message on Twitter

“New post: A static FriendFeed is a worthless FriendFeed http://tinyurl.com/6xk7rc - interaction is everything.”

May 16 at 4:55 am - Link

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I disagree. I get a lot of value out of all FriendFeed accounts, even those from people who signed up, added their blog and a few other things, and who have never come back again. Why? Cause now I have a new way to see their stuff and comment on it. Who really cares if they don't know about the comments? - Robert Scoble

LOL Robert, without them knowing about it, how can you have a conversation with them? I remember some guy talking a lot about the importance of conversations... :) - Ian Betteridge

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Ian: funny thing is, everytime I talk about someone on their stuff they seem to show up. Funny how that works, isn't it? - Robert Scoble

Robert: It's because we're all obsessively tracking your every move :) - Ian Betteridge

No. I think most bloggers are egotistical and track everything said about them. :-) - Robert Scoble

Dammit, you got me :) - Ian Betteridge

@Robert - my point is, if you physically can't interact with FF then what use is it? You say you have a new way of commenting on their stuff but you can't do this on a mobile phone at present (iPhone excepted probably - not seen the UI). Just being able to see it in another place is pointless WITHOUT the ability to interact. - Colin Walker

Does anyone see any irony (or humor) in the fact that all of this commenting is occuring IN Friend Feed AGAINST the Twitter message feed that LINKED to the original post? Someone COULD have made it more complex by Stumbling the Tweet, I suppose... :) - Mark Dykeman

Colin: I can comment here on both my Nokia N95 as well as my iPhone and do regularly (at least with my iPhone). - Robert Scoble

Robert: ah. I can't like or comment from my phone (Windows Mobile) hence the post. Thanks for letting me know. - Colin Walker

Mark: I'm getting 2x to 4x the number of comments here than I am on my own blog. Havinga conversation on Twitter sucks. Having one here rocks. - Robert Scoble

When there are many (many many) times the current users on FriendFeed, do you think having a conversation will be more difficult? It seems like there would just be an endless stream of comments which would make it really hard to keep up with and respond to. - Jordan Hofker

Having a conversation here is a lot easier than having one on my comments. For one, FriendFeed's page is a LOT faster to come up. - Robert Scoble

Robert: is it possible that more people are commenting on your stuff in Friend Feed now because they think that you're more likely to respond here? - Mark Dykeman

Mark: that's possible, but I noticed the same trend for many other people who are a lot quieter about FriendFeed than I am. - Robert Scoble

Not to beat a dead horse, but to rephrase my previous point: we're not commenting on Colin's blog here, nor are we even putting these comments to the feed of his blog post. We're putting these comments on the Tweet that linked to his post. The conversation continues to spiral further away from the source. - Mark Dykeman

Mark: That's a feature that people want, and that will happen. Disqus, for example, is I believe working a feature which will let comments posts on FF be also posted back on the originating blog (and vice versa). That way, FF becomes a true two-way aggregator: a method of aggregating comments that don't spiral away. - Ian Betteridge

Mark yes, that's true. But conversations OFTEN happen away from their source. You think that when we talk about you at a cocktail party that you're there to hear all the dirt we're talking about? I don't see this as a big deal. If they are smart they'll see this stuff show up on Google or some other search engine eventually. - Robert Scoble

And as you say, Robert, us bloggers are out looking for it ;) - Colin Walker

Good article. I like how you start off with the Social Network Lockout Syndrome - Nils Geylen via Alert Thingy

Maybe I should have done a survey before the post ;) - Colin Walker

Robert: I guess Oscar Wilde's old saying is true: "There is only one thing was than being talked about, and that is not being talked about." So, if you do mention me at your next cocktail party, please accept my thanks in advance. :) - Mark Dykeman

It's a question of whether having static FF accounts will add to the noise or not. It depends on whether those ppl are just a part of the echo chamber or if they present a different take on what's already out there. My opinion is that the noise can be balanced by more signal: contribution to the conversation and new points of view. - Shey

Shey, it's not about static accounts - its about a static page - more specifically if you can interact on any given platform (e.g. your phone) - Colin Walker

Interesting topic. One of my friends looked over my shoulder at FriendFeed, shook his head and said "information overload".... it works both ways. - Jonathan Beckett

I agree that the commenting on FF is what I come back for. It's not what I first thought FF would be. I thought it was a great way to aggregate all your online activity Instead of telling my non tech family and friends to look at 5 different sites now they can look at one. The downside here is your original blog post will live much longer than these FF comments and no one going directly to your blog will know this discussion ever happened. We need a way FF comments can live with the original content. - Kevin Shannon

@Kevin, there is a WP plugin which brings comments back but only if they are on the post listing - this conversation will not be recognised. Full 360 degree commenting would be great. - Colin Walker

FriendFeed is clearly a different beast than Twitter, but far fewer users and no external ecosystem to speak of. Will it scale? What if it loses data? Or do people not care because this talk is all just ephemeral anyway? - Logical Extremes

Just ran across the WP plugin for FF comments http://twurl.nl/tvwj1u - Kevin Shannon

I'd probably like FF (and twitter and pownce) more if some of my RL friends were online. They're all luddites. - Harvey Simmons

Its funny to see comments, in FF, similar to "what use is it?". Obviously, you find some use in it - you are exploring the links and conversations presented, commenting on them, and otherwise contributing. As with all effective collaborative tools, the use is in the community. Twitter is a tool, FriendFinder integrates that tool and enhances the content by means of aggregation and discussion. I gain a good bit of knowledge here, whether on topic or off :) - Jody Carbone

This conversation thread proves the value of FriendFeed... We have articulated a problem and are collaboratively brainstorming on a solution, e.g. two way feed aggregation between the original data source (blog post) and friendfeed. I hope Disqus can get this implemented as it will set a precedent in online comment management so folks can participate in "discovery" and "commenting". I think bloggers should include a link to the FF convo in the meantime to share the convo with their readers. - Susan Beebe

BlackBerry Curve 8830 phone - no Friendfeed access - bummer! waiting... - Susan Beebe

Todd Mundt posted a message on Twitter

“can anyone recommend posts that show how others are optimizing their friendfeed to increase signal to noise? thanks!”

May 16 at 5:16 am - Link

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1. Click on the "Hide" link early and often. - Robert Scoble

2. Only follow smart people. - Robert Scoble

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3. Hide data types that you don't get value out of (for instance, if you hate watching videos, why are you letting them come into your view here?) - Robert Scoble

4. Learn to use the search feature here, especially "advanced search." - Robert Scoble

But seriously we need more features to see only items that have a like vote or a comment. That alone would get rid of a TON of noise. Then we need a Zeitgeist page where we can see hot items and such. - Robert Scoble

you rock, Robert - thanks! - Todd Mundt

i'm figuring out how much i want to compartmentalize - twitter client, Reader, FF, etc... or simply bring it all in to FF and edit with "hide" - Todd Mundt

I'm beginning to think (fear) it's becoming a matter of chance to stumble across good content (signal). Remember we never said: good grief there's so much music on the radio, how can I listen to it all? Robert's filtering would be great if it worked as a summary. I think summarization will be part of the future of socnets. - Nils Geylen via Alert Thingy

Robert, you know you can hide all the content from one source unless it has a comment or like, don't you? I hide all Twitters except those that have a like/comment, which means I don't see everything that I've already seen in Twitter anyway. Very useful feature! - Ian Betteridge

Ian I didn't know that. I just did that and, wow, a ton less noise. The thing is, how do I find stuff to comment on or "like." Hmmm, that's a problem. - Robert Scoble

Robert, I rely on you to do that for me - you're a pretty good filter :) - Ian Betteridge

OK, how do you undo that hide feature? I tried it out, don't like it, and now I want to go back and I can't figure out how. - Robert Scoble

Oh, and I just noticed: when you set it to filter like that, it doesn't affect the "Everyone" tab, only your friends. So if you want to get a massive, noisy stream and select goodies to like, you can still look at "everyone". That's the thing I like about FF - hidden depth. - Ian Betteridge

Umm... errr... dunno! Sorry! - Ian Betteridge

speaking of Scoble's feed - forgive my ff ignorance but is there a separate feed of your LIKES that's generated... like Shared Items in GReader? - Todd Mundt

Todd: here's both my likes and items with comments: http://friendfeed.com/scobleiz... - Robert Scoble

OK, so what you need to do is hit "refresh", and down the bottom it will say "Show x hidden entries". You should be able to unhide from that. - Ian Betteridge

And here's my items with just likes: http://friendfeed.com/scobleiz... - Robert Scoble

it's funny - i've been on ff for awhile and have been on the fence about it, mainly just feeding my stuff into it. this exchange with all of you just convinced me of the true value of friendfeed. - Todd Mundt

@scobleizer; thx for those links, had no idea you could do that - no obvious on FF. How do you get "Advanced Search"? All I can see is a "Search" button at the top. - Sally Church

Sally - i agree about the non obvious part of it. I've been reading all these cool posts about how people are "tuning" ff and hadn't been sure how to do it until now. - Todd Mundt

I agree with Todd. The comments have added a lot of value... they tend to validate the content of a post. - Jonathan Beckett

Dave Winer posted a message on Twitter

“They're running old Battlestar Galacticas on the SciFi channel.”

April 4 at 5:11 pm - Link

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By your command! Heh, love the old BSG. Boomer may not have been as hot, but Vipers Mk II rock. - Nils Geylen

Dave Winer posted a message on Twitter

“@zittrain, BSG! BSG!BSG! BSG!”

April 4 at 5:34 pm - Link

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Robert Scoble posted a message on Twitter

“I am SO excited by going to FriendFeed on Monday. Anyone have questions you want me to ask them?”

March 29 at 9:54 pm - Link

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As much as I hate myspace, I have to use it, and I'd like to know when FF will be adding the service. I have a few other questions, but can't think of them now. - shaun mclane

When will they add proper Xbox 360 support? (games played, achievements, etc). - engtech

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I wish they'd fin a better way to integrate LastFM data. - Mykl Roventine

I'd like to be able to "push" content to Jaiku, Pownce, Tumblr. A two-way "feed", otherwise, it's just a fancy reader. How 'bout a true "one stop integration point". - Ken Wallich

Plans for a mobile version? Specifically, an iPhone version? - Brett Kelly

"What is the endgame? In a world in which anyone can launch an aggregator, what is FriendFeed's mid- to long-term sustainable differentiation?" (The key question for all aggregators. After all, the world is moving toward an open Social Web! - John McCrea

What's the business model going to be? Oh, and how about a separate tab at the top that shows the top "likes"... I mean, voting is all the rage these days. That's a suggestion, not a question, but why not... - Vince DeGeorge

2nd the iPhone version: specifically, in terms of the SDK and not just the web app. - Casey Kusiak

@engtech, agreed, we want our gamertag stats please - Devin Anderson

their changelog is great, but would be fun to hear more about how they have developed it. - Amund Tveit

I'd really like to hear the answer to John McCrea's question - what's their value model, and related to this can they share thoughts on how they plan to monetize the service eventually? - Jonathan Mulholland

Agreed with Ken about the two-way feed. Also, will there eventually be a way to import your contacts from Twitter (or even other services) who are also on FriendFeed? It's a bit of a pain when most of the people I follow aren't also in my address book. - Cyvros/fyc

I would like to know more about how they plan to improve their algorithm so interesting content finds me. - Steve Rubel

How do they plan to personalize content according the device I use as I have different interest/time/goals when I surf through my IPhone, etc. - David Sadigh

When will I be able to export my subscribed friendfeeds? as an OPML file? - Adnan

Also, their iPhone version is a little wonky b/c of the Ajax. - Steve Rubel

Can they bring in all my friends from a service? Like all my facebook friends pictures and status updates? - Christian Burns

I'd like the option to hide all items from service X (i.e. digg or twitter). This is valuable because I watch the twitter page outside of FF and I have to see the entries twice. - Mark Interrante

Also, why about a feature allowing to follow comments left on bogs - or feeds from coComment and other comment tracking service? - David Sadigh

One more. I would love to see full text feeds here. Turn this puppy into a reader. - Steve Rubel

Possibility to remove all entries when removing a service from own profile? - benedikt

@SteveRubel - the ability to see full feeds would be nice. Showing them by default wouldn't. - Diane Ensey

When a new (less minimal, and less blue/generic) design is coming (if at all)? - Chris Thomson

I`d like to know when (and if at all:-)) FF adds CoComment and Wikipedia user-contributions (oh, and something like twittervision for FF shouldn`t be that difficult ;-) - xconroy

I would like to reflect the earlier comment . Yes please for support for my Xbox Live Account and Gamertags - Nik Butler

When will i be able to use Friend Feed to register and authorise my self on new social media sites thereby sidestepping the resubscribing friends requirement. - Nik Butler

Agree with xconroy about the Wikipedia Special:Contributions feed. The only problem is the fact that there are no per-user feeds, that I know of. FF would have to parse the entire feed coming out of Special:RecentChanges and filter by username, which has its own drawbacks because there are usually gaps in that feed. I'd suggest using the IRC feed, like huggle does. Can FF read IRC? - Voyagerfan5761

Do they have plans for providing feeds which retain the full semantic information. Currently you have to parse it to get the full data. Their feed is targeted for end user consumption and not further mashups. A xml feed like twitter with more information would be nice and enable mashups on top of them.. - Angsuman Chakraborty

@Angsuman Chakraborty: I'm guessing that was a question about Wikipedia's contributions feed. I don't really know if there are any plans to provide additional feeds. I should probably go search MediaZilla to see if there are any bugs, open or closed (as WONTFIX of course), pertaining to such an issue. You're always welcome to submit a feature request yourself (though I might do it). ;-) Anyone on the FriendFeed team have an account at bugzilla.wikimedia.org? - Voyagerfan5761

What about microformats? They are about to manage many informations...like this comment on your twwet over here, Robert ;) Do they care, what for? - Phil Jeudy

Two requests for FriendFeed: grouping friends, like you can on FB. And a 140 character countdown on comment field http://tinyurl.com/2juj6j - alex de carvalho

channels / groups? - -will work for art-

When will FriendFeed go down every other hour just like Twitter? - joebrooks

They should add "All Consuming" to the trackable profiles. - Bill Bittner

Just don't make us wait too long for the video... - Anthony Farrior

Seeing how FF has scaled so well so far, I would love to hear about the tech behind it: architecture, programming stack, qa, deployment, etc. - Ryan W

I echo the wish for mobile access (although in my case it's a Windows Mobile phone rather than an iPhone). Will FriendFeed release its own version, or are they instead encouraging third parties to come up with mobile interfaces? I also like John McCrea's question about the endgame - specifically, is there a monetization plan, or will FriendFeed disappear when funding runs out? - Ontario Emperor

I'd like to see a way to mark posts as read like in Google reader. But definitely echo Mark Interrante in that it'd be good to filter out certain services from other users. Anyone know of a FF app equivalent to Twhirl? - Phil Ashman

just thought of another one. I'd like to see comments people make on my content. I don't see an easy way to do it currently. - shaun mclane

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Disqus | Union Square Ventures

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"We are in the middle of a disruptive change in the media landscape brought on by two-way interactive media. No longer do we simply rely on the New York Times for national news, Dow Jones or Bloomberg for business news, Ziff Davis for technology information, or Entertainment Tonight for the comings and goings in Hollywood. Instead, or in addition, we go to Huffington Post for politics, Seeking Alpha for stock news, TechCrunch for technology news, and PerezHilton for the latest in celebrity gossip." - Paul Buchheit

Paul: I totally agree. I also just switched from TechMeme to FriendFeed for my home pages. - Robert Scoble

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gerardbierens posted a message on Twitter

“wie zit er nog meer op http://friendfeed.com/ ?”

February 26 at 1:41 pm - Link

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