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5 May 2008

Today, Google announced a cool new feature to Google Reader: The ability to share an item with a note. I could see this being useful for me and my podcast as Google Reader shared items is my primary source for collecting links to podcast about. Now I can do this outside of Google Reader by [...]

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Tags: aggregation, google, notes, reader, rss, shared, Software, Utility, web2.0

My Twitter-Fu is Better Than Yours

In: geek|web2.0

26 Apr 2008

Twitter has become part of my daily routine here at bwana.world, and I’ve found that while there are many interesting people on it, I don’t want to know everything about them. There are plenty of people who love to use Twitter to follow everyone that follows them. While I understand some of their reasoning, I [...]

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Tags: friendfeed, Software, twitter, Utility, web2.0

Seesmic Enables Video Commenting

In: geek|web2.0

23 Apr 2008

Video blogging has been atop of my interests lately and while I haven’t found my video micro-blogging solution yet, I am experimenting with various video commenting solutions for my WordPress blog. I installed Viddler‘s wordpress plugin which allows video comments. It was easy to install and worked like a charm. Today, Seesmic has announced a [...]

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Tags: seesmic, Software, video, web2.0

In Search Of A Video Micro-blogging Solution

In: geek|web2.0

17 Apr 2008

Hey guys, what’s the best solution for video micro-blogging? I document my quest here, but I’m interested in your thoughts.

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Tags: flickr, micro-blogging, seesmic, Software, Utility, viddler, video, web2.0, Youtube

Flickr Video: I like it.

In: geek

8 Apr 2008

I really don’t have reasons not to like it. It’s in the same category as Seesmic in terms of “video microblogging” from my point of view. I don’t really care about the 90 second limit on the video to be honest. I agree with Gruber in that Twitter is limited to 140 chars, so why [...]

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Tags: flickr, Software, video, Web, web2.0

Quotably Needs Conversation Context

In: geek

24 Mar 2008

Yesterday, a new service launched which aims to solve a “problem” with Twitter. If you’re not familiar with Twitter, its purpose is to answer the question, “What are you doing?”, so it’s easy to wonder why you would even expect a response. At any rate, Twitter has evolved into something that no one predicted: The [...]