I love my FriendFeed. Here’s a list of top bloggers who are using the service. Why do I love it? It’s one place you can find all my stuff and, even, comment on it. It’s amazing the discussions that a 140-character “Tweet” on Twitter can generate. I subscribe to a ton of people on FriendFeed and notice that often the conversations after a Twitter message will be 1000x longer (and generally more interesting) than the Twitter itself. Good stuff, this weekend I’ll try out SocialThing too. I got a demo and it looked pretty cool as well (although it doesn’t support as many services).

[...] presumptuous and premature. But I daresay there’s a reason why other early adopter bloggers like Robert Scoble, Louis Gray, Steven Hodson, Steve Rubel, Tony Hung, Duncan Riley, and Thomas Hawk have caught the [...]
[...] is great, People like Robert Scoble (Loving my Friendfeed) and Mike Arrington (damnit Friendfeed gets even more useful) talk on and on about it and says we [...]
[...] of this writing, I’ve written fifteen posts on FriendFeed (including this one). Robert Scoble loves FriendFeed too. But now, I love FriendFeed even more. Why? Because it’s possible to create truly [...]
[...] FriendFeed. Which is a useful tool if you’re a social media guru whose job it is to spend all day reading and responding to other people’s blog posts and tweets [...]
[...] Robert Scoble – Loving my FriendFeed [...]
[...] Robert Scoble secretly dealing with the Pasdaran ? Is there a character set issue that screws up the whole [...]
[...] on a variety of platforms, ie Scoble on Friendfeed and [...]
[...] services ought to condense my web experience and make it simpler. So far, it hasn’t. Contrary to what Robert Scoble might say, FriendFeed isn’t the answer. It’s a start in the right direction, but it doesn’t [...]
[...] Twitter) web phenomenon amongst the “geeks” when Robert Scoble, Rackspace.com employee started talking favourably about it’s benefits back in March 2008, since then has gained a large following (user number unattainable at this time, will update when I [...]
[...] getting rave reviews from bloggers like Scoble and TechCrunch, there are still very few iPhone apps available for Friendfeed. While six iPhone [...]
[...] getting rave reviews from bloggers like Scoble and TechCrunch, there are still very few iPhone apps available for Friendfeed. While six iPhone [...]