Tag Archives: lifestreaming

Shyftr: I’m not impressed

Posted on April 13, 2008 by Mike Bogle

I admit it; before writing that last post I hadn’t even looked at Shyftr.  But now having done this I’m appalled by what I’m seeing. Shyftr is taking blog posts in their entirety and duplicating them on their site.  In … Continue reading →

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Lifestreaming and disjointed conversations

Posted on April 13, 2008 by Mike Bogle

Paul Glazowski at Mashable touches on the subject of lifestreaming today (“Shyftry: Good, Bad, and Potentially Quite Ugly“). Advocates, he says, have “essentially come to the conclusion that attempts to own or compartmentalize information on the Web are futile, and … Continue reading →

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“Do I even need a traditional blog?”: Expediency vs. Exposition

Posted on March 27, 2008 by Mike Bogle

One of the people I follow on Twitter, (jeff)isageek, asked the question today: “With services like friendfeed, twitter, disqus, google reader, del.icio.us, etc [sic] do i even need a ‘traditional’ blog?” From the standpoint of eLearning and educational technology, my … Continue reading →

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