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The Olympic Twitter Tracker, was set up by NBC for the Winter Olympics, representing tweets about each sport in a visual interface.
play with it yourself here:
http://www.nbcolympics.com/olympicpulse/tweets/index.html
JESS3 / The State of The Internet on Vimeo
Lovely infoGraphics set to music!
Navigate through User Photos in google Street View.
for once google are following Bing.
Can social media save BBC 6 Music?
I do hope it can.
Is This Art?
A fantastic iPhone app which will tell you if what you are looking at is art
Expanding Our Commitment to Facebook Credits
Facebook take 30% of all “facebook currency”… an interesting read, I wonder how this will effect facebook.
The 100 most mentioned brands on Twitter.
No real surprises here, but it is interesting the relationships between mentions and number of followers
Mobile Metrics: Android users mostly male, webOS not just for women, iPod touch for kids.
See full Facts and figures here
About Web FontFonts
An interesting option for typography outside SIFR and system fonts.
Burberry Prorsum Autumn/Winter 2010 Womenswear Show
in just under 5 hours @Burberry ‘s 3D stream from #LFW to events in LA, NY, Paris, Dubai and Tokyo. Watch it at http://live.burberry.com/ from 4pm GMT / 11am EST
IE6 Funeral, Announcement
Internet Explorer Six, resident of the interwebs for over 8 years, died the morning of March 1, 2010 in Mountain View, California, as a result of a workplace injury sustained at the headquarters of Google, Inc. Internet Explorer Six, known to friends and family as “IE6,” is survived by son Internet Explorer Seven, and grand-daughter Internet Explorer Eight.
Official promotions roll out across FourSquare
Four square finally goes commercial.
Director Chris Cairns has teamed up with Beardyman and holographic projection experts Musion to create a live performance based on his Neurosonics Audiomedical Labs film, which features a number of disembodied rapping heads…
Molly on Twitter
Find out what the latest recruit to Codegent thinks about all things shoe lace related. Woof Woof !
P8tch.com
Pennsylvania-based Tikaro Interactive now offers a series of 2-by-4-inch, Velcro-backed patches with a “mysterious commando” design on top and a QR code on the bottom. The code on each p8tch, as they’re called, is actually a URL that can be scanned with a smartphone. Initially it directs scanners to the domain “p8t.ch,” but patch owners can set the redirect target of the URL to whatever page they wish, much like with TinyURL or other URL shortening services. Bloggers, for instance, can redirect the code to their blog; videographers can send it to their latest YouTube video. Users can change the target URL as often as they like. Each patch costs USD 19.95, including one waterproof, machine-washable patch along with two rectangles of Velcro “loop” fabric for attachment to a jacket, backpack, laptop sleeve or other visible spot. Also included in the price are a pass phrase for redirecting the patch’s target URL and two .png files of the associated QR code.
