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FriendFeed Reloads With Real-Time At Its Core
louisgray.com - 4/6/2009
FriendFeed Reloads With Real-Time At Its Core
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FriendFeed's rise through 2008 was one of the bigger successes in the Silicon Valley startup space in what was a difficult year for practically every one else not named Twitter or Facebook (and both those companies had their challenges). But even while a growing number of enthusiastic users ...
blog.friendfeed.com - 4/6/2009
FriendFeed Blog: A new design for FriendFeed at http://beta.friendfeed.com/
— blog.friendfeed.com — A consistent look for entries, no matter where they originated from, to help you focus on what... your friends are sharing A new and improved share box that can now post entries to multiple feeds The ability to send and receive direct messages Filters so ... (more) FriendFeed Blog: A new design for FriendFeed at ...

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New FriendFeed: Simpler, Faster, Better (Maybe Too Fast)
techcrunch.com - 4/6/2009
New FriendFeed: Simpler, Faster, Better (Maybe Too Fast)
— techcrunch.com — FriendFeed cofounder Paul Bucheit was recently asked what it was like to be the R&D department for... Facebook . His response was appropriately humble, but you can’t help but wonder how long it will be before Facebook, Twitter and ... (more) New FriendFeed: Simpler, Faster, Better (Maybe Too Fast)

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FriendFeed Beta's Real-Time Design (video)
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FriendFeed Beta's Real-Time Design (video)
— youtube.com — FriendFeed Beta's Real-Time Design (more) FriendFeed Beta's Real-Time Design (video)

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The New Friendfeed – who’s supplying the barf bags?
The Inquisitr » Technology — ... are needed to help guide us to what’s important. Expect digests, analysis, and those who boil down what matters to matter more than ever. Traditional reporters will help make sense of thousands of opinions. As right as he might be about it all becoming a river of news it should mean that we live in dread of being seasick at the thought of trying to read it. In fact more that a river it seems that we are facing more of a tsunami. Louis Gray in his one of a couple posts about the changes at Friendfeed said this about ...

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FriendFeed's redesign makes the entire site real-time — CNET News.com 4/6/2009
A new design puts the focus on search and viewing content in real time across the entire FriendFeed site. Find out what's new and better.
Mixed reactions to FriendFeed overhaul — CNET News.com 4/6/2009
The social-network feed aggregator launched a new beta design. Some people don't like it. Some people do. Opinions don't seem to be too strong in either direction yet.