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February 08, 2010

Check out the new Futerati: feed aggregator / reader with my favorite tweeps

As previewed a few weeks ago, the new beta version of my crowd-sourced tweeple aggregator and tweet-reader "Futerati" is now online and open to all. Futerati is basically a curated site that displays my favorite Twitter people, presented in 20+ categories such as Futurists, Authors, Thought-Leaders, BloggersVisionaries etc. You can review all the latest tweets on one page, including the images and videos (much like the Power-Twitter plug-in for Firefox), and you can follow all of them with just a few clicks. 

I quite like it - in fact, I am reading a lot of my Twitter updates via Futerati now, myself.  Do let me know how you like it.  I am still adding people all the time, btw, so... stay tuned!

Futerati 2.0

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