Lifestreaming has been around for a while, arguably longer than blogging.
Where a blog is a collection of regular entries containing commentary around a certain person, topic, niche or business, authored by the people associated with it, lifestreaming is a centralized collection of the various streams about a single person, topic, niche, business or other entity.
Though it’s been growing in popularity for individuals at a fair clip since 2007, the technology to successfully lifestream has been behind the rate and design at which a business would find useful.
Most individual lifestreams are a collection of every public stream of information that individual finds relevant to share. If you’re familiar with services like FriendFeed, you may already have an idea what this looks like.
