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• Read/WriteWeb: Lifestrea.ms Is Attempting to Build the Future of Life Online
  Marshall Kirkpatrick profiled Lifestrea.ms, a powerful new lifestreaming service from Germany that you'll want to keep an eye on. Said Marshall: "It is a real testimony to the potential of the new web that anyone would even try to create something like this."
  
  
• MasterNewmedia: Aggregate And Author All Your Social Media Content From One Place: Lifestrea.ms
  In short this makes for an incredibly open, flexible way to navigate your online news, status updates, media and relationships. And thanks to some smart privacy settings you can even create multiple profiles for different facets of your life, so that your boss, your friends and your grandma see a different stream of information about you according to your preferences..."
  
  
• lifestrea.ms - the next big thing ?
  Eine lifestream Bedieneroberflaeche mit einem smoothy Interface . Sicherlich kannte ich eine solche in Ansaetzen von yasni oder meinguter.name , aber lifestrea.ms is totally different -> feedreading, life-updates, 7 profiles for each part of your life, OpenID, APML etc. etc. Ich bin begeistert.
  
  
• Lifestreams*** - Aggregate everything 2.0 about you, (re)publish, build alternative reputations & train your info agent
  This site has the highest cool factor I've seen in ages. Offering a dashboard to an aggregate of your whole online "social", "2.0" existence. I particularly like the editable automated "me" search feature, enabling users to weed out "ugly" search results - a great way to manage your online reputation. They're fully interoperable with some of the most relevant other social media. Their API is super open, and of course they support data portability.
  
  
• Mykinda: Felii si fluxuri de viata digitala, in aceeasi pagina
  Identitatea 2.0 se masoara in fluxuri ale vietii personale si in felul in care controlam cantitatea de media (privata si publica) pe care o expunem (activ sau pasiv) in fata celorlalti. Daca la inceput ideea de site personal implica neaparat un webmaster si o lista destul de lunga de prioritati si de timpi morti pana cand puteai sa fii "online"", azi problema se pune altfel.
  
  
• Lifestrea.ms lanciato in Beta
  Avevo gia accennato al concetto di Lifestream e spero di tornare a parlarne presto. Questa mattina ricevo l'invito da un contatto recente, Thomas Huhn, responsabile di Solution Media, per provare il suo nuovo servizio: Lifestrea.ms. Si tratta di un servizio dove racchiudere i frammenti della propria identita online, attraverso l'aggregazione di tutti i flussi di informazione dei vari servizi.
  
  
• (Almost) nice Captcha
  Today, when registering on lifestrea.ms I stumbled upon the very first near-intelligent, almost unobstrusive, practically painless, captcha. What made it so? Beside being not too unreadable, it was simply validated real time via an Ajax server check, preventing an unwanted and frustrating form submission with incorrect field values. Why on Earth is this the first time I see something like this? I can swear I'm not going to fill any more form with a captcha that doesn't comply to this real time validation principle.
  
  
• Attention, Graphs, and the Many Mes that Make my Self
  Your life stream reflects all the things that you're interested in -- it is a stream of your life. So a service like lifestrea.ms aggregates all your feeds (from an OPML file), your bookmarks (from del.icio.us or ma.gnolia), your twitter stream, your youtube channel, your blog posts, your tumblr posts, your last.fm playlists, your photos, your email, your search history (if you let it) -- everything. This is useful in two ways. First, by collecting your fragmented web 2.0 identity, it becomes possible to share your output and content that's relevant to you from a single location. There are all kinds of ways people do that now (just look at my sidebar there, or people's RSS feeds that are rebroadcast on twitter, applications on facebook). Lifestreaming, however, pulls everything together and then reexposes it to the world. Additionally, since this is the data that we share on social networks already, the lifestreaming services themselves are forms of social network ... with your Attention Profile, lots of sites can do this sort of analysis and present you with more relevant content for you (the details, privacy issues, and basic utility of this idea has been discussed elsewhere). This profile is data that you control -- meaning you determine who sees it and what they see -- and could help reduce the serious information overload problem that we're heading toward (or have hit).
  
  
• lifestrea.ms: lifestreams
  ?????Stan Chu ?????? HUNG ? lifestrea.ms ????????????????????? HUNG ?????????????????????????????? Profilactic?????? iStalkr??????????? Facebook??????? Feeds ???????? HUNG ?????????? Blog / Microblog ??????????????????????????lifestrea.ms ????????????????
  
  
• lifestrea.ms goes into private beta
  Lifestrea.ms even enables users for the first time to practice the vision of a Portable Social Network and the Open Social Graph (not to be compared with the widget-only Google OpenSocial)...
  
  
• Lifestrea.ms - I'm speechless!
  This is the simple most important app of 2007! Imagine Socialstream done right, with control over your identity, and your data, your various flows/lifestreams... That said I'll still be using lifestrea.ms because it's the best thing around...
  
  
• Beta-Test: lifestrea.ms
  Der Service möchte ein kombinierter Kanal für alle persönlichen Nachrichten- und Kommunikations-Netze sein. Hier wird Content publiziert und aggregiert, Lebens-Updates mit Kollegen und Freunden ausgetauscht, etc. Und das alles auf einem Dashboard, mit dem sich die unterschiedlichsten Bookmarks und Social-Networks nach der persönlichen Vorliebe zusammen mixen lassen...
  
  
• 5 Beta Sites to Keep in Your Bookmarks
  There are literally hundred of new Web 2.0 sites that appear every month and many of them sound interesting, but only a few actually get people excited and anxious to get their hands on the goods! ...Here's my list of some of the popular and most anticipated Web 2.0 sites that are still in private beta, but already have a pretty large following!