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• Tagging Users On Friendfeed view story

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  • Submitted by thattalldude
  • 8 days ago
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  In the next step of filtering and finding what you want to find, Friendfeed is now helping us to find people with specific areas of expertise.

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• Who Is Your Information Filter? ? view story

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  • Submitted by TunisianGuy
  • about 1 month ago
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  Good Information Filters can find themselves with a lot of power to direct traffic, and subtly influence what others take in when it comes to information. This isn’t without precedent. Television and the web are prior examples of this.

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• How Many of Us Find Our True Talent? ? view story

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  • Submitted by Maing
  • 2 months ago
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  Throughout my life, a recurring question has occurred to me: “Am I doing the thing that I’d be best at?” By that, I mean are there talents that lay dormant inside us because we never got to exercise them?

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• Yes, FriendFeed Will Be Mainstream (by 2018) and Here’s Why ? I’m Not Actually a Geek view story

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  • Submitted by robdiana
  • 3 months ago
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  There is no debate as to whether FriendFeed is mainstream today - it’s not. The question really is, will FriendFeed ever see mainstream adoption?

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• On FriendFeed, We’re All TV Channels ? I’m Not Actually a Geek view story

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  • Submitted by robdiana
  • 3 months ago
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  Excellent analogy comparing FriendFeed to TV Channels.

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• Ten FriendFeed Visitors Beats 1,000 StumbleUpons Any Day ? I’m Not Actually a Geek view story

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  • Submitted by Corvida
  • 4 months ago
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  Traffic from StumbleUpon and Digg is like loading up on empty calories. FriendFeed, on the other hand, lets bloggers build a solid foundation of long-term readers who in turn serve as the best sources of new readers.

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• Explosion of Blog Aggregators…How to Keep Up? view story

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  • Submitted by dobata
  • 4 months ago
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  I don’t know about you, but I’ve seen the names of a number of aggregation sites out there. It’s a very popular space, and I have not really understood who they were or what made them tick. But my growing enjoyment of FriendFeed made me wonder about

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