I stumbled upon this great infographic from Blackberry and Mashable today:

While browsing some of my Google FeedBurner statistics, I found that I have 131 feed subscribers on FriendFeed for my personal website/blog- Awen Creative. This is surprising to me, considering that I almost never use FriendFeed- I’ve simply linked my popular social media accounts and websites to my FriendFeed profile, which then creates my feed.

When brings me to the main question of this post- Do you use FriendFeed on a regular basis? And if so, what do you use it for? Following others in your industry? Keeping up with news from friends, family, and co-workers?

If you do use it on a regular basis, what are some of the perks of using FriendFeed over other social networks? If I’m missing out on something, let me know!

What do you like best about FriendFeed? Let me  know in the comments.

BrightTalk regularly hosts free online webinars about content and internet marketing. Luckily for us that have missed these educational seminars, they are still available online: Online Events Academy. Past topics include ‘When and Why Segmentation Fails’ and ‘Creating Compelling Webcast Content’.

Are there any other great online resources like this? If so, let us know in the comments section!

The recently-launched website LikeButton.Me is a quick look at what Facebook is trying to accomplish with their new OpenGraph platform. If you are already logged into Facebook in your browser, you and your friend’s activity will already appear on the screen.

I’m a pretty big fan of Socialnomics: How Social Media Transforms the Way We Live and Do Business by Erik Qualman. The first video he released on YouTube that highlighted some statistics about social was used in some presentations of mine and now has been updated to relate more recent statistics.