I’m on Identi.ca and I’m loving it. Discovered it via Marshall Kirkpatrick’s post on ReadWriteWeb (Identi.ca: May A Million Twitters Bloom). I’m also on the phone with Sarah Perez discussing what the latest verb for identi.ca will be. Yes, we’re true social media fanatics and yes every microblogging service needs a verb. You can follow […]
Read morePut A Spin On Your Lifestream With Dipity
Have you heard of Dipity? I hadn’t either until today. Dipity recently came out of private beta to a full launch last week. What is Dipity? Dipity allows you to create a timeline out of your lifestream. Though some users may glance over the service, it’s really worth a look. It’s not trying to be […]
Read moreTwitio: Twitter and Del.icio.us
Twitio.us is an interesting Twitter tool that I just discovered. Recently developed by XDite, Twitio is similar to the now defunct TwitThis service that allows you to send a link to your Twitter followers to share what you may be reading or browsing through in your browser. To use the service, simply drag the Twitio […]
Read moreMy Journey To Joining Mixx
For the past week, I’ve been debating whether or not to join Mixx, a social bookmarking and news site similar to Digg. These sites take a lot of work and I don’t like joining sites that I don’t plan to participate in, otherwise, what’s the point? Thanks to Sarah Perez’s article "Why "Add To Mixx" […]
Read moreMake Twitter A Crowd With Crowdstatus
On Friday, Emily Chang of eHub posted about Crowdstatus A way to group together people and view their "status". Currently it only works for groups through twitter. The Crowdstatus web service allows you to create "crowds" or groups of your twitter followers and put them all in one place to see their updates. Currently, the […]
Read moreGridjit: A Visual Twitter Portal Service
I found this little gem through Robert Scoble’s link blog, but it seems the original source is Blog Herald (Gridjit,A Social Portal for Twitter). Gridjit is a portal that presents you with a unique way of seeing your Twitter stream on the web. Instead of the usual vertical 1 column display of tweets, Gridjit shows […]
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