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Life Streaming

By Michael Becker | Published: January 25, 2010

Since I don’t have enough blogs already, I’m creating a life-stream blog. It’s running on WordPress, naturally, and it’s using a plugin that takes RSS feeds and publishes them as posts automagically. So far, it’s pulling in my Diigo links, this blog, my Web Works blog and my Facebook postings. For a little while today, [...]

Posted in New Media, Site News | Tagged lifestreaming | Comments closed

Life Recorders: The wristwatches of the future

By Michael Becker | Published: September 7, 2009

Life Recorder devices are coming, says TechCrunch, whether we like it or not. These devices, such as the ones that Microsoft is developing, will have tiny cameras and audio recorders that record what is going on around you and automatically upload it all into the cloud. The Microsoft site says the camera could have sensors that [...]

Posted in Digitalia | Also tagged cloud, gadgets | Comments closed

Story-streaming

By Michael Becker | Published: August 31, 2009

I’m looking back at an older Almighty Link post with new eyes today. In the post, Kevin Sablan from the Orange County Register imagines a story-streaming platform, similar to what some people do with lifestreaming. “Thinking of each story as an individual ‘life’ helps identify the opportunity for developers to create or modify a platform [...]

Posted in New Media | Also tagged Almighty Link, curation, Kevin Sablan, New Media, real-time, story-streaming, streaming | Comments closed

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