Six months later, FriendFeed grabs the team microblogging grail
It’s been just under six months since FriendFeed launched their first real time updating features. At the time I was characteristically excited about the possibilities, noting that twitter-style @replies to individual users and direct messages to individual users … are all it would take to push FriendFeed over the hump in the enterprise market. - Sharing at [read more...]
Why I’m choosing YouTube over Seesmic for instant video publishing
Image via CrunchBase UPDATE: Seesmic founder Loic Le Meur showed up shortly after this post went up with a strong defense of his product. Check the comments at the bottom of the post to see his contribution! Let’s start here: embedded Seesmic videos don’t show up in Google Reader. I can’t say for sure [read more...]
16 best tweets from December 08 and January 09
December and January have been very busy months at the Pritchett house and consequently rather quiet months here on Sharing at Work. Below are the Tweets that best represent my recent adventures. Some are sharing related, others are simply personal. December 19 @danielha Today is a good day to demonstrate to @Scobleizerhow #DISQUS can immediately benefit [read more...]
Are mobile phones worth more than home broadband?
Image via Wikipedia Were text messages ever cheap? iPhone users already pay a $30 monthly fee for unlimited data use, and I guess most of them are paying the $20 monthly fee as well. This Monday I started sending my “direct messages” from Twitter to my cell phone. Today I had to stop because I [read more...]
Memorable tweets for the first week of December 2008
By Daniel J. Pritchett on December 8, 2008
Here’s a glimpse of the more interesting conversations popular microblogging service Twitter has brought to me in the last seven days. I also went and turned the “send DMs to my cell phone as text messages” feature back on. Twitter is a great complement to texting – it lets me contact people whose phone number [read more...]
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