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• 10 Suggestions for Google Reader, One Year Later

  Published: March 9, 2008, 3:20 pm

  Tags: Technology, Rssmeme, Friendfeed, Shyftr, Rss, Assetbar, Google, Linkriver, Readburner, Links, Sharedreader, Favorit

  On March 3rd of last year, I posted one of the more active and popular posts in louisgray.com's history, offering my thoughts on where I hoped Google Reader would take the service. In a simple "10 suggestions" format, I listed some ideas that were small enhancements, and others, more broad. Now that we've had just over a year go by, I thought it'd

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• Fav.or.it Beta Effort is Not My Favorite. Not Even Close.

  Published: April 4, 2008, 4:00 am

  Tags: Shyftr, Rss, Assetbar, Toluu, Favorit

  that, adding a handful of my favorite sites. Only then did I see a warning that Fav.or.it was only allowing upwards of 25 feeds to be added, less than 5 percent of what Google Reader is handling today for me.Everywhere I turned, more limits and warnings...Even nuttier, I was met with warnings when I imported my sites, being told every feed I

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• Shyftr Responds to Critics, Alters RSS Commenting Strategy

  Published: April 13, 2008, 3:05 pm

  Tags: Friendfeed, Shyftr, Plaxo, Favorit

  Friday night's discussion around the fragmenting of comments between blogs, FriendFeed and RSS readers grew well beyond what I had expected. While the issue of comments and where they should live, relative to the original blog, has come up before, new entrants to the market, like Shyftr, Plaxo and AssetBar made some uncomfortable about how their

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• Disqus' Excellent Customer Service Enables Comments Integration

  Published: April 26, 2008, 4:45 pm

  Tags: Rssmeme, Blogger, Disqus, Twitter, Readburner, Favorit

  Disqus is seeing a meteoric rise as the default comments management system for the Web, enabling bloggers to deliver threaded comments, and track their own commenting activity throughout the blogosphere. Recently, Disqus has made a lot of headway through integration with popular social networking tools, including RSSMeme, ReadBurner, Fav.or.it and

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• Disqus' Partner Strategy: Is FriendFeed Integration Up Next?

  Published: May 28, 2008, 11:00 pm

  Tags: Friendfeed, Seesmic, Disqus, Sezwho, Plaxo, Favorit

  Today's news on SezWho's acquisition of Tejit stirred up, appropriately, a number of conversations around the Web regarding blog commenting platforms, and comparisons between SezWho and Disqus were common. But while some tried to paint the two products as competition, Disqus founder Daniel Ha publicly looked to open talks with SezWho, while,

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• Iklan Gratis kamu mau jadi FAVORIT?

  Published: June 9, 2008, 2:53 am

  Tags: Bisnis, Aja, Banget, Banyak Orang, Daftar, Favorit, Iklan Gratis, Pasang, Pengen, Pun, Terus

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• Fav.or.it Opens Up, Reminds Us of Google News for Blogs

  Published: June 18, 2008, 11:20 am

  Tags: Rss, Google, Media, Favorit

  When I first learned of Fav.or.it, I thought the site was going to try and take on the powerhouse Google Reader, as a next-generation RSS reader with social features and integrated commenting back to the site. Not meeting those expectations, I didn't give my beta experience a very favorable review.Now that Fav.or.it is finally here, the service

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• Fav.or.it Comments On Commenting Statistics

  Published: August 11, 2008, 1:50 am

  Tags: Rss, Stats, Favorit

  Fav.or.it, which is attempting to bring RSS to the masses, has recently been under fire from people like Duncan Riley of the Inquisitr and Mark Hopkins of Mashable for essentially republishing full feeds of blogs, with integrated comments, alongside advertising.While I'll leave that fight to them at this point, one interesting byproduct of

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