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  written on 02-Sep-2008

  chickerino [http://www.chickerino.com] says:

  Webjam activity log = lifestream = sweetcron (the product in this video)
  We just need to allow aggregation of other services - ala friendfeed and then allow commenting on activities and we're sorted. Simple as that! Yeah ...

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  written on 04-Sep-2008

  paulsari says:

  I have been keeping an article entitled "Online social networks: Everywhere and nowhere" published in The Economist on March 22 2008 on my desk with the intention of giving it to ya. (I do not like to rush things) Anyway, its principal argument over a page and a half is what you summarise above in two lines in your comment.
  
  Big up ya badself. p/f

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