Feature: Digital Drama Queen, Part IV

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Tool Time - Using Flavours.me For Online Promotion

by Liesl Barrell

Hot off the success of my Montreal Girl Geek talk, where about 50 of us gathered at Twist Image to drink beer and build websites, this month I thought it was about time I profile one of my favourite tools of the interwebs, flavours.me.

IN A NUTSHELL

Flavours.me (née flavors, but I forgive them so you should, too) is a sleek and simple aggregator that pulls in feeds from over 30 online services (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Etsy and many more...) You can play for free and link up to four services to your profile, or for less than two movie tickets ($20/year) you can subscribe to the full version for additional features and to use your own domain. 

Why do I like it? Because it’s easy, flexible and requires very little commitment: the cornerstones of internet goodness. Just how flexible? Read on for some ideas on using flavours.me to promote yourself, a show or your company.

CharPo's Aggregator, Year-end, 2010: Theatre things

-The Guardian looks at Richard Eyre's production of A Flea in Her Ear and calls it "heartlessly funny"
-The Guardian's controversial Michael Billington discusses The Greatest Actor Ever
-A stage version of It's a Wonderful Life.
-If you can get past the culturally incomprehensible first sentence, we think this is a rave. Get Santa at London's Royal Court.
-Because we like reunions...in Facebook or real life. Julia at LA's Pacific Resident Theatre
-Brook does Magic Flute...sold out. (Needless to say) Flûte Enchantée at Paris' Bouffes du nord
-The top-? lists continue...