Voxeo Talks

If you are friendfeed user, you can now follow what we publish online at http://friendfeed.com/voxeo. (And even if you aren’t a friendfeed user you can still visit that web page or subscribe to that page via RSS.)

Given that you can already subscribe to our blogs via RSS, Twitter and email, why yet another way to follow what we publish online?

Simply put… aggregation.

If you subscribe to either our RSS, Twitter or email feeds, you get all the blog posts that we create here on this site. But what about all the other “social” web sites in which we have a presence? What about our Flickr photos? or our YouTube videos? Or presentations on SlideShare? Unless we specifically link to them here or embed them in a blog post, subscribers to our RSS/Twitter/email feeds won’t know about them.

That’s the beauty of Friendfeed. It is the most prominent of a new round of services that let you easily aggregate what you publish across many services into a single web page and RSS feed. If you go to friendfeed.com/voxeo you will see all of our blog posts, but also our Flickr pictures, YouTube videos, SlideShare presentations and whatever else we put up there. (Now, you may not see those services today on that page because recently we have published more blog posts than videos/photos/presentations, but if you go to the second page of entries on Friendfeed, you’ll see how it all mixes together.) As we explore new services that are supported by Friendfeed, we’ll be able to add them there as well.

Anyway, it’s just another way for us to let you all know what we are doing - and also to engage in the ongoing conversation through comments there (as well as our blogs). Please do check us out at friendfeed.com/voxeo and if you use friendfeed, please do feel free to follow us!

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