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POPSFeedalizr-Awesome Social Media Monitoring Application
Feedalizr is one of the most versatile of of Social Media Monitoring Applications to date. It provides full client support for Twitter. I love how easy it is to drag and drop photos into your Tweets. The "Hot Topics" scrolling hashtags keeps you up on the latest. All one has to do is click on a topic and the latest tweets on the topic open up into another tab. There is more to this application than Tweet Deck or Seesmic have to offer. I love the way you can easily post 10 photos to Flickrs simply by dragging them to an open space. I can also see my friends latest updates on Flickr. Posting comments to Facebook is easy without ever having to login. Your friends latest comments on Facebook can be viewed in an attractive Feedalizr window. The screen for viewing all these accounts are similar in size to any instant messaging screen. Those who use Friendfeed can easily post or monitor friends comments in Feedalizr also. Short Videos is a feature which let's you post videos
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POPSSome Sites Clipped from a sheet just ready for bookmarking. The links here will take you away.
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POPS2008 - the year of microblogging Dagens Nyheter a Stockholm based newspaper is writing about microblogging as the new social network meanwhile Facebook is losing marketshares. The leading microbloggingsites are Twitter, Jaiku and Pownce.
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POPSDistributed Self Ahhh good stuff. Thanks to George Siemens who referenced this blog on his. If we are distributing self, and the components of our self are locally similar to components of other selves, can we, or someone else, aggregate new selves from the parts? :-)
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POPSGoogle buys Jaiku (a twitter competitor) I'm a huge twitter fan and so haven't checked out Jaiku, but from what I understand it's basically the same idea. You send and receive short updates with your list of friends. Very interesting that the big G swooped in and picked up Jaiku and not Twitter. Maybe Biz & Ev weren't looking to sell?
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POPSTwitter vs. Jaiku So this blurb really doesn't talk about how Jaiku measures up to the multi-platform messaging that Twitter supports. I suppose I'll have to find more information about Jaiku. On the surface, because it can aggregate all of your feeds, it might make sense to recommend to my wife.