Web 3.0 Will Be About Reducing the Noise—And Twhirl Isn’t Hel...
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Saved by 18 people (-4 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-04-20
- Bookpushitechie on 2009-08-20 - Tags web3.0 , twhirl , Web , Web2.0 , twitter , aggregator , friendfeed , techcrunch
- Hhampson on 2009-08-18 - Tags Web2.0 , twhirl , Web , twitter , web3.0 , techcrunch , aggregator , friendfeed
- Pepagarcia on 2009-05-19 - Tags no_tag
- Cluster on 2009-05-18 - Tags stream
- Nightsurfer on 2009-04-03 - Tags 2008 , April , techcrunch.twitter , web3.0 , internet , Web2.0 , friendfeed , twhirl , web , 3.0 , noise , reduction , microblogging , social_software , social_networking , social , networking , software , social_networks , networks , popular
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on 2009-05-19 by pepagarcia
Holy Cow! - April 17th, 2008 at 12:48 pm PDT: "OMG! That screenshot is like what Dante would have written into a lower circle of Hell for Geeks".
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And it is not just Twitter. Lifestream aggregators like Friendfeed are supposed to make things simpler by consolidating the activities of everyone you know across the Web into one single view. But every day a new lifestream aggregator pops up to the point that it’s gotten to be ridiculous. Now, desktop utilities like Twhirl and Alerty Thing are taking these services out of the browser so that they are always on your desktop.
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on 2008-06-22 by mmarlatt
I don't understand how Semantic Web is going to solve the issue of information overflow. We're assuming it's the "silver bullet" and I just don't see it (yet). We're still in the infancy of understanding how to deal with this non-stop stream of information...
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