Action Streams across the Enterprise(s)
<braindump> I like the idea of Action Streams. Here Adrian Chan posits a connectedness between social apps: Action streams would not only share status/activity update meta-data but also permit updates to function as actions. For example, an invitation update posted in twitter could be accepted in Buzz....
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