NBA Twitter playoffs
29 Apr
Information design powerhouse Stamen Design has a done a new Twitter visualization site for Nike that shows how well-Tweeted a particular playoff matchup is, remedy real time.
[via information aesthetics]
29 Apr
Information design powerhouse Stamen Design has a done a new Twitter visualization site for Nike that shows how well-Tweeted a particular playoff matchup is, remedy real time.
[via information aesthetics]
25 Jan
Part of me feels like this kind of defeats the purpose of Tweets and Facebook messages. But if you’re so inclined, you can use Later Bro to schedule future Tweets and Facebook messages.
[via Swissmiss]
16 Dec
We all know that Twitter, at it’s heart, is a mildly self-absorbed practice. The assumption that other people in this world really care about what you had for lunch requires at least some mildly-inflated sense of self. But this is ridiculous. Belgian interactive agency Boondoggle has developed a product called TweetNotebook where you can literally create a notebook of all your personal tweets.
[via TechCrunch]
11 Nov
Seth Godin explains the societal perils that come with the joys of new and emerging technologies.
[via Shawn Blanc]
7 Oct
Patrick Rhone from Machine Methods is offering free Macintosh tech support. If you have a Mac problem, and Patrick can fix it for you via Twitter then it’s free. If your problem is too complicated for that, you can make an appointment for which Patrick charges $25.00 per incident.
[Via Shawn Blanc]
22 Sep
It’s like Twitter, minus all of the self-absorbed, mindless, stream-of-conscious drivel. Microblogging with a soul.
[Via TechCrunch]
25 Aug
@shitmydadsays! Absolutely hilarious. Everyone should be so fortunate as to have a man like this in their lives. I guess now we all can, purchase sort of.
[Via Kottke]
17 Aug
An interesting take on Twitter from a hardcore “abstwainer† or “teetotaler“.
26 Jun
You know the web is a big deal when a single significant social occurrence can hinder and in some instances shut down some of the largest online entities of our time.
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