On August 21, 2008,
in Social Media,
by Mike Fruchter
The bookmarking system I am referring to is liking something on FriendFeed. Liking an item not only serves as an encouraging vote for the content author, but it also serves as a great bookmarking tool.
In addition, the liking feature performs as a:
Presence system
Bookmarking system
Recognition system
The river of content flows fast and furiously on FriendFeed. Often, [...]
Mike Fruchter currently serves as Director of Digital Strategy for Pierson Grant Public Relations. Mike heads Pierson Grant's digital firm, High Impact Digital and, in both roles, provides leading edge counsel on developing integrated online strategies which incorporate blogging, community and social media platforms.
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