Craig Kerstiens • 7/11/2008

Conversation aggregators vs. social network aggegators

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The article analyzes and compares two early social aggregation platforms, FriendFeed and Socialthing. It discusses how FriendFeed excels at fostering conversations around tech and broad topics but lacks deep Facebook integration, while Socialthing is better for aggregating personal updates from friends across social networks. The author explores the shift from tracking individuals to participating in topic-based conversations.

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