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Rejected by Twitter, Facebook Buys Friendfeed

By Mark Evans | Published: August 10, 2009
So, the big news within the high-tech world is that Facebook is buying Friendfeed. I’m happy for Bret Taylor and Friendfeed’s investors but the deal doesn’t excite me that much. Maybe it has to do with the fact I’ve really, really tried to like Friendfeed but it has never resonated. And as much as I [...]
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11 Reasons Why Blogs Still Matter

By Mark Evans | Published: July 12, 2009
Steve Rubel’s decision to pull back from blogging to focus on “lifestreaming”, Friendfeed and Twitter has captured a lot of attention given Rubel was one of the early enthusiasts about blogging – a move that helped thrust him into the high-tech spotlight and a big job with Edelman. In the few weeks since going cold turkey, [...]
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New Features Twitter Needs to Compete

By Mark Evans | Published: March 18, 2008
Is Twitter getting alarmingly stale? For all the excitement about its effectiveness as a streamlined communications tool, Twitter is showing troubling signs of falling behind in the arm’s race given what FriendFeed is doing (social aggregation and, now, search) and what much-neglected Pownce has within its arsenal. Twitter, meanwhile, continues to struggle with infrastructure issues while providing [...]
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What’s the Caramilk Secret?

By Mark Evans | Published: March 14, 2008
Something that I find fascinating about the Web 2.0 landscape is the endless number of interesting – and, sadly, not so interesting – services/applications that are launched each and every day. This online onslaught is a godsend for sites such as TechCrunch and ReadWriteWeb that have an insatiable editorial appetite for new startups. But it can [...]
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