"A blog posting up at O'Reilly Answers points out some of the distinguishing characteristics of Google Buzz — one interesting one being its ability to post an update either pubilcly or privately, at the user's option. This design choice places it between the public-by-default Twitter and the private-by-default Facebook."
Last I checked, one could easily set the audience (public, friends of friends, all friends, subset of friends, etc.) of Facebook posts on a post-by-post basis.
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I can't help but point this out.
"A blog posting up at O'Reilly Answers points out some of the distinguishing characteristics of Google Buzz — one interesting one being its ability to post an update either pubilcly or privately, at the user's option. This design choice places it between the public-by-default Twitter and the private-by-default Facebook."
Last I checked, one could easily set the audience (public, friends of friends, all friends, subset of friends, etc.) of Facebook posts on a post-by-post basis.