Monthly Archives: June 2008

Has Twitter as a platform stalled?

Posted on June 19, 2008 by Brian Breslin

or why I haven’t continued building on the twitter platform As many of you may know, my team at Infinimedia built one of the most popular twitter clients out there, Twitbin, which has over 35,000 users now. We were one … Continue reading →

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Facebook Platform – A year later

Posted on June 12, 2008 by Brian Breslin

A year or so ago, Facebook unveiled something that has radically changed the landscape of the web and social networking sites in particular. As the first major and tightly integrated social network application platform (SNAP) to hit the market, Facebook … Continue reading →

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The social platform is portable.

Posted on June 9, 2008 by Brian Breslin

My completely speculative theory on the social operating system. There is a battle for control of the next generation of the internet, and this revolves around my thesis that the current phase in the evolution of the web involves the … Continue reading →

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