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inquisitr.com - 1/4/2009
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Louis Gray writes about issues with FriendFeed not taking in a big way, which Stowe Boyd calls in a post describing it as why FriendFeed is dying.
It isn’t, but it’s a nice line.
Let’s start with one premise: that FriendFeed’s traffic is tanking. It’s not. ...
paulbuchheit.blogspot.com - 1/5/2009
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paulbuchheit.blogspot.com —
For some reason, this weekend has seen a
lot of talk about what FriendFeed is/isn't/should be doing
(see Louis Gray and others ). One person even predicted that we will fail . I considered writing my own list of complaints about FriendFeed. I think ...
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Overnight success takes a long time
stoweboyd.com - 1/3/2009
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stoweboyd.com —
Gray doesn't say it straight up, but the
subtext of his post about Friendfeed 'needing to grow
up' is the inabilty of the service to attract any but the infovores with Jurassic Park appetites like Gray, Scoble, and the few hundred other core users of ...
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/Message: Louis Gray on Why Friendfeed Will Fail
allfacebook.com - 1/12/2009
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allfacebook.com —
Last week we published a video that Facebook
had posted describing how to publish feed stories with
Facebook Connect. Today one of our readers, Amin Issa, posted an interesting observation from the video: the addition of the word “Like” ...
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Facebook Prepares To Launch FriendFeed “Like” Feature
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... I mention these not to pile on, but to show the post started a discussion of people who weren't thinking about the issue, and might possibly have extended the visibility of the issue to others who thought everything was "just fine". As Duncan Riley of the Inquisitr said, FriendFeed Isn’t Dying, and I never said it was. ...
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