When we live in a virtual world, who are our neighbors? And our neighbors’ neighbors? The amazing fact of the Internet is that we’re capable of living in thousands of places simultaneously. But how do all of those places connect?
When it comes to Twitter, it’s easy enough to see who you’re following. But do you [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Mashups'
Twitter Blocks
March 1st, 2008 · 2 Comments · Twitter
My Twitter Karma
March 1st, 2008 · 5 Comments · Twitter
Have you measured your Twitter Karma?
I found out about Twitter Karma from a blog post titled “Top 10 Twitter Hacks” from Strategic Public Relations. It’s a Twitter mashup that combines all of the people you’re following with all of the people following you, allowing you to see which relationships are mutual and which aren’t.
So it [...]
links for 2008-02-24
February 24th, 2008 · No Comments · Linkage
Facebook Targets FriendFeed; Opening Up The News Feed
Facebook plans to allow users to add activities from FriendFeed directly into their Facebook news feed.
(tags: community facebook friendfeed lifestream socialnetworking)
Commuter Feed
Commuter Feed is a Twitter mashup that aggregates traffic reports. Users tweet traffic updates to a Twitter robot along with an airport code and then parses those [...]
Twitter100
January 30th, 2008 · No Comments · Twitter
Much better implementation than Gridgit, but still not particularly useful.
My Twitter100
It’s impossible to follow conversations, only the latest tweet per person is displayed (up to 100) and worst of all — sovereign posture. Who wants to devote their entire screen to watch Twitter updates come in? Um, no one! That’s why people invented twitterific and [...]
Another Twitter Link Roundup
January 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Twitter
Tweet what you eat
Maintain a food diary by sending direct messages on Twitter to TWYE. Assign calories to each food item or search the database to find them out.
Twitter Timer
Let Twitter be your alarm for things you need to remember. But keep in mind that Twitter or your carrier can always have delays.
Twitter Feed
Feed your [...]
