Open source Twitter clone/killer opens: identi.ca
It was only a matter of time before more sites joined the microblogging world, and here comes Identi.ca, an open source Twitter clone – and possible rival. There’s certainly some buzz on Twitter about...
View ArticleHow much is enough when it comes to microblogging
I’m obviously a big fan of microblogging, having started this site with a few good people. And yet the current buzz around the concept does bring some of the problems to the forefront. For starters,...
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Twitter serendipity
I’m sure there’s a linguiphile somewhere who will complain about my use of serendipity, but I’m willing to risk it to illustrate how microblogging not only gives a valuable return on the time invested...
View ArticleNew video microblogging in 12seconds.tv
So far, much of the focus on microblogging has been on text, with the one major exception of Seesmic. But using Seesmic as a producer requires a certain amount of effort. It also lends itself to video...
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A Monday Microblog catch-up…
I know Friday is the traditional day for a round-up post, but so much happens in the microblogosphere on a daily basis, all the 140char team have been busy, and Monday gives some nice alliteration:...
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Is Twittad just a fad?
Back in June 2008, Ian Schaefer auctioned his Twitter profile page background for charity. Fast forward to September 2008, and there’s now a way for you to find advertisers willing to pay to display...
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Blipster client will boost Blip.fm – great music microblogging
I’ve been a longtime fan of Blip.fm for much of my musical needs – I’ve decribed it as ‘crowd sourcing John Peel‘ because it provides a great way to discover new music, compared to Last.fm, Pandora...
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