Posts Tagged ‘aggregation’

Aggregate Your Social Networks with EventBox

Dealing with social media and networking is a chore. There's so much going on in too many different places, and keeping track of all that information is hard enough; managing your own is another story. EventBox, a beta application for Mac OS X Leopard, is designed with this problem in mind. The purpose of EventBox is to aggregate the various social networks you utilize in one handy desktop application… Continue reading

December 15 2008 | By Joel | Tagged: aggregation, bookmarking, eventbox, media, networking, social | 15 comments»

Drive-by Tips for Centralizing Your Content on the Internet

Last week, I wrote on how bloggers could make the most effective use of the FriendFeed service. A question I heard from a few people went something like this: I'm not a blogger, but I want to centralize my content on the Internet. How do I do this? There are so many ways to manage information online, and many ways to centralize various types of information. The main decision is in deciding… Continue reading

June 16 2008 | By Joel | Tagged: aggregation, backup, centralization, data, evernote, friendfeed | 44 comments»

How Bloggers Can Use FriendFeed Effectively

FriendFeed is becoming more and more popular, and if you're not on it yet, you're in the minority. While some people stop what they're doing to complain about the ever-changing landscape of social networking - don't get me wrong, a totally valid peeve - get a headstart on them by becoming an effective FriendFeed user. First Stop: Managing the Signal-to-Noise Ratio Services like FriendFeed are known for generating a lot of noise… Continue reading

June 11 2008 | By Joel | Tagged: aggregation, content, friendfeed, microblogging, twitter | 9 comments»