Comments on: Publish blog posts to Twitter automatically (using FriendFeed) http://headphono.us/2008/10/30/publish-blog-posts-to-twitter-using-friendfeed/ Pras Sarkar blogs about web technology, music, social networks, digital identities and other random things. Mon, 12 Apr 2010 16:27:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: vidEstream™ » social network integration: an amazing time saver. http://headphono.us/2008/10/30/publish-blog-posts-to-twitter-using-friendfeed/comment-page-1/#comment-9250 vidEstream™ » social network integration: an amazing time saver. Fri, 12 Jun 2009 10:21:52 +0000 http://headphono.us/?p=61#comment-9250 [...] is simple with servises like friendfeed and twitterfeed. i chose to use friendfeed because i read that friendfeed posts faster than twitterfeed, but both solutions are very simple. inside [...] [...] is simple with servises like friendfeed and twitterfeed. i chose to use friendfeed because i read that friendfeed posts faster than twitterfeed, but both solutions are very simple. inside [...]

]]> By: Pras Sarkar http://headphono.us/2008/10/30/publish-blog-posts-to-twitter-using-friendfeed/comment-page-1/#comment-7636 Pras Sarkar Fri, 31 Oct 2008 18:37:18 +0000 http://headphono.us/?p=61#comment-7636 @Phil: Yes, that's true. Hopefully that's an intermediate step that FriendFeed will get rid of (I'm not holding my breath). Ultimately though, it maximizes the readership (and feedback) of your posts since you have FriendFeed readers in addition to the ones on Twitter and your blog. @Phil: Yes, that’s true. Hopefully that’s an intermediate step that FriendFeed will get rid of (I’m not holding my breath).

Ultimately though, it maximizes the readership (and feedback) of your posts since you have FriendFeed readers in addition to the ones on Twitter and your blog.

]]> By: Phil Glockner http://headphono.us/2008/10/30/publish-blog-posts-to-twitter-using-friendfeed/comment-page-1/#comment-7635 Phil Glockner Fri, 31 Oct 2008 17:42:29 +0000 http://headphono.us/?p=61#comment-7635 The only caveat being that any links generated by FriendFeed (ff.im links) point back to the relevant FriendFeed entry instead of the blog entry. Great if you don't mind people seeing the conversation on the intermediate link, but slower than using, say, wordpress plugin that pings twitter directly. The only caveat being that any links generated by FriendFeed (ff.im links) point back to the relevant FriendFeed entry instead of the blog entry. Great if you don’t mind people seeing the conversation on the intermediate link, but slower than using, say, wordpress plugin that pings twitter directly.

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