Where are we in the history of social networking? “near the end says 1 of the 1st Facebook investors http://bit.ly/4u1lKB (via @newscientist)
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Breaking News
What’s really exciting is the potential in news to break faster and with more information than every before. Sure, with Twitter, news has been known to break fast and with the odd image linked from within the Tweet too. With PicPosterous however, you’ve got video and images being immediately uploaded and shared across all the viral hubs (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube etc..).
Yes, Posterous and PicPosterous are very intriguing, but sometimes I think they go overboard in trying to keep things simple. PicPosterous, for example, could do with the ability to add a bit of text to the album post, and it would be nice if you could delete individual photos from an album, which doesn’t appear to be possible even on the Posterous web site.
All in all, though, I do thing Posterous is managing to make “blogging” cool again.
Twitter may just be a collection of inane thoughts, but in aggregate that is a valuable thing. In aggregate, what you get is a direct view into consumer sentiment, political sentiment, any…
Time to take the ol’ Basso in for its pre-spring tuneup!
- playing around with Pingle (pretty cool!)
