An open Twitter-like ecosystem
It already exists. It’s called RSS.
Category: Blog
The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge…
The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge…
…is very useful indeed.
The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge…
The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge…
…is very useful indeed.
Rules for being a good Internet citizen
Here’s the The TL;DR version.
- Listen first
- Know your friends.
- Nothing is private.
- Stay on guard.
- Don’t feed the trolls.
- Create more than you consume.
You should read J.R. Conlin’s full letter welcoming his young niece to the Internet.
Rules for being a good Internet citizen
Here’s the The TL;DR version.
- Listen first
- Know your friends.
- Nothing is private.
- Stay on guard.
- Don’t feed the trolls.
- Create more than you consume.
You should read J.R. Conlin’s full letter welcoming his young niece to the Internet.
We get what we click on. Alas, we also get what others click on. And society does a poor job of marketing productive media to itself.
We get what we click on. Alas, we also get what others click on. And society does a poor job of marketing productive media to itself.
The Olympic Mood
emoto is a very cool project by Moritz Stefaner and others that measures the mood of the Olympics:
The emoto project captures and visualises the excitement around the Olympic Games in London 2012. We track twitter for themes related to the Games, analyse the messages for content and emotional expressions, and visualise topics and tone of the conversation.
It will be interesting to see the shifts in mood here over the next two weeks and even more interesting to see an annotated graph of the mood swings when it’s all done.
The floating collection of Olympics tweets is mesmerizing.