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"Sometimes, those side projects usually tucked under the label of \"labs\" - as in Digg Labs - turn out to be real winners. One such project is Digg Spy, which shows you the newly submitted Digg stories in real-time. The concept has now been copied on almost every social media site, and now it has been done for FriendFeed. \nThe FriendFeed Spy, however, has different implications than most other such projects. Created by Michele Marcucci, it enables you to see everything that's submitted to FriendFeed, but you can also filter it by service - Twitter, Digg, YouTube etc. Furthermore, you can log into your FriendFeed account which gives you the ability to instantly like or comment any item that passes by. \nUnlike Digg, FriendFeed covers a large amount of various social media services, which is both a blessing and a curse in this case. I doubt you can really watch the real time stream of everything that gets submitted to FriendFeed - at least not for a long time - it's simply too random. \nHowever, since FriendFeed covers everything else, this application effectively removes the need to use any other such application. This means that this one is actually worth developing (meaning: it might not just be a passing fad), because with some additional features, such as filtering by category (such as news, video, or audio), or by term (another service, simply called Spy, has this functionality) it will be a lot more powerful - and useful - than any individual spy-like application. Keep a close eye on this one: it might turn into something great. \n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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