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Aaron Mentele

6 months ago

in The Economics Of Spec Work on Andrew Hyde
Spec work sucks. That is all.

1 year ago

in FriendFeed and 8 Other Lifestreaming Services on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
What's with the microformats logo in your "lifestreaming services" image?

1 year ago

in Pitching Guy Kawasaki in an Elevator on Andrew Hyde
still can't believe the timing on that.

1 year ago

in Tough Times Ahead For The Web? on A VC
Might be a stretch to assume that a soft time for Web 2.0 entrepreneurs would trigger a soft time for the web economy at large, or vice versa. There are a lot of online players that don't need funding (or adsense checks) to make things happen.

2 years ago

in Your Own Computer Can Spider the Web, Thanks to MyLiveSearch on Marketing Pilgrim
This service hasn't even launched a private beta yet. Why is it being covered?

2 years ago

in Death Threats Against Bloggers on Marketing Pilgrim
Anonymity is an issue. I'd love to see services like OpenID take off to the point where reputation and identity are both handled by credible entities only. Anonymous comments would still be allowed using an "ID key," but there would be a way to trace back to the actual commenter in the case of abuse.

2 years ago

in Filtering the Twitter cafe murmur with FeedRinse on Life is grand
Thanks for the Feed Rinse mention - good stuff. I assumed I was the only one using it to reign in outa control Twittering.

2 years ago

in Do A-list bloggers have a responsibility to link to others? on Scobleizer
http://charisma18.com - My blog is not good. And THAT is why it's interesting.

2 years ago

in Let’s get rid of sploggers on Scobleizer
How about a simple option to ignore MySplogs, I mean MySpace blogs? That alone would dramatically clean up search results.

2 years ago

in 2006/09/06/rojo-acquired-by-sixapart/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
It almost looks like you're suggesting that feed readers will evolve towards exclusive content offerings (ie: go to Rojo for Vox-generated content; go to XYZReader for XYZ Blogging Platform content.) Maybe I'm missing your point, but isn't that model already being served by television?

I'd say that standalone Feed Readers are just getting started. As more and more users recognize they can get all of their news and info at a single destination [their reader,] there's going to be a profound shift towards online news consumption. The user-driven reader is a big part of that.
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