Archive for the “Friendfeed” category
Making Friendfeed Better, Part II
by Tony Hung on July 10, 2009
Friendfeed needs powerful friends (read: friends with tons of friends, wealthy friends, powerful friends, friends with access). They could do a lot worse than Thomas Hawk, Zooomr-evangelist, and gigantic Flickr Fan, who suggests a lot more engagement with Flickr Fans (…)
The Many — or Singular? — Problems of Friendfeed
by Tony Hung on July 10, 2009
The most prolific Friendfeeder of them all (to give you an idea of how Robert-Scoble-as-lifestreamer >> Scoble-as-blogger, just look at the number of comments on his Friendfeed vs. Blog … currently a ratio of 10:1 as of this writing) gives (…)
Just How Vulnerable Is FriendFeed To Spam?
by Tony Hung on July 14, 2008
So, in a threaded comment-ango on Friendfeed today, I noticed an odd comment by a Friendfeedster that seemed out of place. So out of place, it almost smelled … blog spammy. Sure enough, someone (Hutch Carpenter) mentioned that this comment (…)
On Social Networks, There Are “Friends” And There Are *Friends*
by Tony Hung on March 5, 2008
Steve Hodson, whose Winextra probably doesn’t get the attention that it deserves — it is an excellent blog and you should subscribe to it right now (go on, I’ll wait) — ranted a little on the Friend Economy yesterday and (…)