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Streamlining Social Data Storytelling [Video]
Check-ins, blog posts, tweets and likes — as the amount of social data exponentially multiplies, the emerging question is just how these ever-growing databases of personal experiences will be collectively organized (and shared). Memolane is a web-based ‘memory-management’ service – essentially a centralized digital scrapbook for all aspects of a user’s online identity. Linking with a host of expected services like Facebook, Twitter, Picasa and Foursquare (among others), the site also boasts the capability to backdate and upload (analog!) memories. Recognizing the importance of privacy in the memory-sharing equation, Memolane affords users the crucial freedom to tightly edit and dictate just who can glimpse what. Its streamlined and time-based visual layout adds a unique fluidity to the experience as well.
Memolane – Your time machine for the web from Memolane on Vimeo.
| TOPICS: | Media & Publishing, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | data overload, digital scrapbook, digital timeline, memolane, memory curation, memory management, social data, Social Networks |









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