Published 1/3/2009
by allen@centernetworks.com (Allen Stern)
at InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs
This weekend there has been a lot of chatter about FriendFeed and where the service needs to move to grow out of its core userbase of early adopters. For those of you who haven't tried FriendFeed, think of it as a new-style forum based on a person's activity across the Web.
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