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identi.ca ’
Just when we thought Twitter may have finally redeemed themselves, they change their mind.
We ran a story at the beginning of November reporting that Twitter was looking at adopting support for the OpenMicroblogging standard, a play that ...
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Twitter may implement support for the OpenMicroblogging standard, a function that will allow users on any supported service to subscribe to users on other sites running the standard.
Jesse Stay stumbled upon the revelation in the Twitter bug ...
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Two news stories on the Seesmic front this week that we're late in covering: Seesmic on Nokia phones, and a Twhirl update.
Seesmic is now available on Nokia N95 phones, the first time Seesmic has offered a ...
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Jisko is a newish microblogging service that aims to compete with Twitter by offering an open source platform.
Jisko is open for business now and offers a range of standard features including replies tab, direct messaging, and friend ...
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Indenti.ca continues to grow from strength to strength, as we've reported a number of times this week. A lot of this early success, 21 days post launch, is due to the community effort around the open source ...
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FriendFeed has added native support for microblogging platforms Plurk and Identi.ca, bringing the two services into the FriendFeed stream.
Previously, users could import messages from both services via RSS feed and marked as a blog, where as now ...
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The Identi.ca train continues to roll at the speed of light with a number of new features and clients.
On the client side, the first Identi.ca client has been released for Firefox. Identifox is a port of the ...
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The next update of the Twitter/ FriendFeed/ Seesmic AIR application Twhirl will include support for Identi.ca, according to a scoop by Rafe Needleman at WebWare.
The even more interesting thing about the implementation: Twhirl supports push updates from ...
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Proving the advantages of offering a microblogging platform open source, Laconi.ca, the script behind Identi.ca is now offering a Twitter compatible API, days after offering its first API, and exactly 15 days after launching.
Dave Winer writes:
Being compatible ...
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The team behind the open source Twitter alternative Laconi.ca, the code behind the Identi.ca microblogging service, has released the codes first API.
The new API is described by the Laconi.ca dev team as Version 0 and not a ...
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Open source microblogging platform Identi.ca, which launched 5 days ago to a big splash, is already evolving with the addition of a replies tab.
The basic feature allows users to see who has responded to them on Identi.ca, ...
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If you've not heard of Ping.fm before but are suffering from social/ microblogging service overkill, Ping.fm is a service for you. The closed beta service has been around for some time, but I only got my hands ...
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