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Brizzly is the Next Twitter Client to Support Lists
Friday, November 6, 2009Seesmic Desktop has the distinction of being the first third-party Twitter client to support the new Lists feature, and now web-based social reader Brizzly claims the second slot.
Currently in closed beta, Brizzly is a Twitter and Facebook client built by many of the same folks who built Google Reader. Its maker, Thing Labs, is headed up by Jason Shellen — a former veteran of Blogger, the startup ...
Original article from http://mashable.com/2009/11/06/brizzly-twitter-lists/
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