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Hands on: Storytlr lifestreaming tells your story online

Storytlr is a lifestreaming service in the same vein as Swurl, Strands, and plenty others that collects your activities across the myriad of social media sites. In addition to providing a simple stream of links to activity on sites like Flickr, Twitter, Yelp, and your personal blog, Storytlr stands out with a “Stories” feature that allows users to collect activities from specific services within a time frame for presenting as a story of an event, such as a vacation. A new update to the service provides both more control over posted items and the ability to share stories on external sites.

Hands on: Storytlr lifestreaming tells your story online.

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