Taken by Twitter
“ME: I would rather be flayed alive and gradually guillotined than use a telephone. BELL: Operators are standing by.”
Maureen Dowd comes across as defensive, angry and just plain mean when interviewing Biz Stone and Evan Williams.
“The goal is to keep the clamp time below 30 minutes,” Laungani Twittered. “25 minutes left!!!”
“What we think vs. what they say we think — All the chatter on the Internet, all the traditional news media coverage, and all the pollsters — Perspctv brings it all together in a simple and elegant manner — and gives a unique “dashboard” picture of the elections at any one given moment in time, totally un-biased.” A set of infographics combining traditional news media information with what’s being said on Twitter and blogs. A good looking visualization and I love the “perspective” it gives you putting everything on one page, very nice.
And people say Twitter isn’t good for anything.
I’ve been following along now with the project from Rob Goodlatte and his buddies. It’s not something I’m particularly interested in, but the design and concept is top notch. If you’re on Twitter and need a quick poll look no further.
Like dodgeball, but a bit more and hasn’t been abandoned. A nice visual design and the interactions are solid. I’m not ready to predict big things from it yet, but it has potential.
A nice looking new Twitter application by Rob Goodlatte and Dan Romero. Clever.
Nicely designed site that uses Twitter updates to keep you informed about traffic problems. Probably one of my favorite apps using Twitter although with my commute being only a mile and a half I don’t see myself using it much.
“Ruby script to parse the user xml feed from twitter and return either your most recent ‘tweet’, or an array of all your recent tweets.”