Comments on: Another challenge for Google Reader and Apps http://cm.brainsfactory.org/2009/04/14/another-challenge-for-google-reader-and-apps/ ..non si deve filosofare.. Sat, 13 Jun 2009 13:28:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Meryn Stol http://cm.brainsfactory.org/2009/04/14/another-challenge-for-google-reader-and-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-36328 Meryn Stol Wed, 15 Apr 2009 11:21:56 +0000 http://cm.brainsfactory.org/?p=3535#comment-36328 <p>"I think Google (with his services) is really missing a big opportunity, because the integration of platforms like Google Reader, Google Groups, Google Docs, Google Mail and finally Google FriendConnect can really kick ass of any existing Social Media. I think that they have tech and ideas to build the new FriendFeed-Twitter-Facebook without the need of buying nor of three. But, will Google take the challenge?" – Insightful.</p> <p><i>This comment was originally posted on <a href="http://friendfeed.com/e/84ee1d42-2871-564c-1d35-0b90d4d344bc" rel="nofollow">FriendFeed</a></i></p> "I think Google (with his services) is really missing a big opportunity, because the integration of platforms like Google Reader, Google Groups, Google Docs, Google Mail and finally Google FriendConnect can really kick ass of any existing Social Media. I think that they have tech and ideas to build the new FriendFeed-Twitter-Facebook without the need of buying nor of three. But, will Google take the challenge?" – Insightful.

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]]> By: Lucio Riccardi http://cm.brainsfactory.org/2009/04/14/another-challenge-for-google-reader-and-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-36329 Lucio Riccardi Tue, 14 Apr 2009 09:54:44 +0000 http://cm.brainsfactory.org/?p=3535#comment-36329 <p>There was a time when Google Reader saved us. In the world of web 2.0 it took my bookmarks, rss feeds and tag it , order it and last (but non at least) saved me from “local” rss client. Our life became simpler on reading news, blogs and sharing some of our favorites using tags and outgoing rss feeds. We had also with GReader, Delicious, Twitter, Facebook … and a rid of Greasemonkey script that help us to sign tag manage and share around big G Reader.Then something changed.Social network’s people want to change the paradigm of web 2.0 “create, read, share”.. we want to comment, elaborate, share thoughts.. people want to have a “tumble” to sign what they like and follow the discussion about it .. want to be part of the wave, of the discussion between friends, experts and amateurs around the feeds.Twitter is the mess of chat on news and sharing , FriendFeed exploit the concept of “like and discussion” taking the order on twitter “pseudo thread”, Facebook copied it and try to have his version of “like” an</p> <p><i>This comment was originally posted on <a href="http://friendfeed.com/e/84ee1d42-2871-564c-1d35-0b90d4d344bc" rel="nofollow">FriendFeed</a></i></p> There was a time when Google Reader saved us. In the world of web 2.0 it took my bookmarks, rss feeds and tag it , order it and last (but non at least) saved me from “local” rss client. Our life became simpler on reading news, blogs and sharing some of our favorites using tags and outgoing rss feeds. We had also with GReader, Delicious, Twitter, Facebook … and a rid of Greasemonkey script that help us to sign tag manage and share around big G Reader.Then something changed.Social network’s people want to change the paradigm of web 2.0 “create, read, share”.. we want to comment, elaborate, share thoughts.. people want to have a “tumble” to sign what they like and follow the discussion about it .. want to be part of the wave, of the discussion between friends, experts and amateurs around the feeds.Twitter is the mess of chat on news and sharing , FriendFeed exploit the concept of “like and discussion” taking the order on twitter “pseudo thread”, Facebook copied it and try to have his version of “like” an

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