Gillmor Gang: Facebook’s Bret Taylor talks with Robert Scoble, Kevin Marks, Marc Canter, and Steve Gillmor about Tornado and the FriendFeed transition.
Thanks to Steve Gillmor for video embed.
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The video runtime is 50:00, if you don’t have time there’s a great summary by MG Siegler on TechCrunch.
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Bad Hair Day is a great weekly podcast covering tech, new media, and the web. In the latest Bad Hair Day podcast, hosts Dave Winer (Scripting News) and Marshall Kirkpatrick (Read Write Web) are joined by special guests Eric Woodward of tr.im and Brian Hendrickson of rp.ly to discuss the future of URL shorteners. You [...]
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Really awesome podcast from This Week in Google (TWig) with hosts Leo Laporte, Gina Trapani, Jeff Jarvis, and special guest Anil Dash. Topics cover Facebook’s acquisition of FriendFeed, Caffeine search, Google Reader goes social, and more. Visit the TWiT Netcast Network or download the MP3.
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© 1938media. August, 2009
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Facebook Takes FriendFeed To Take On Twitter. [TechCrunch]
The Problem With Facebook For Public Conversations. [Scobleizer]
Is A Perfect Storm Forming For Distributed Social Networking? [R.W.W.]
Align The Interests Of: 1. Users And 2. Investors. [Dave Winer]
Delicious Creator Launches Threaded Twitter Conversations. [TechCrunch]
Chris (Anderson) And Malcolm (Gladwell) Are Both Wrong. [Brad Burnham, Union Square Ventures]
Notice Those Ads on [...]
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Chris Miller, Wayne Sutton, Jeff(isageek), Sarah Perez, Corvida Raven and Louis Gray talk about Facebook acquiring FriendFeed. Listen to the podcast and more from TheSocialGeeks.
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More from the FriendFeed Petition.
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TechCrunch: The cost of FriendFeed? Roughly $50 million in cash and stock.
Wall Street Journal: Iran’s digital underground.
Anil Dash: What works, the web way vs. the wave way.
Technology Review: How to Build Anonymity Into the Internet.
New York Times: For (Rupert) Murdoch, it’s try, try again.
Wired: Open Source ‘Twitter’ could fend off the next Twitpocalypse.
Business Insider: King of [...]
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