Archive for the ‘Twitter’ Category
Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007
I was just pointed to Flickrvision, and I'm impressed. Flickrvision, and its older sibling, Twittervision, are program mashups by David Troy which combine the visualisation of Google Maps with the user-created data flowing out of Flickr and Twitter. There's a 'standard view' in which individual Tweets or Flickr images are ...
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Sunday, May 6th, 2007
Last week danah boyd posted a few questions about Twitter use. Since I answered each one in my head, I figure I'd post my answers here on the (very off) chance someone else is interested in my answers. danah's questions are in italics ... First, the practical question. Can ...
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Thursday, April 12th, 2007
I tried Jaiku today since it's been discussed a lot recently as the 'other' Twitter (even though Jaiku was around first, I think).
First impressions of Jaiku - a lot more tools, more fleshed out, I like the idea of comment threads on individual messages, it's less about popularity per se, ...
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Sunday, March 11th, 2007
Apparently small is the new black. This month's Wired Magazine contains a Minifesto, celebrating the coolness of all things mini, from meals to media:
Today, media snacking is a way of life. In the morning, we check news and tap out emails on our laptops. At work, we graze all ...
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