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Fast map re-location using Google Static Maps v2 + geocoder
GeoMeme is a pet project of mine. It’s a web app, and also a mobile web app for iPhone and Android, that measures real-time local twitter trends. Visitors to GeoMeme choose a location on the map, and two search terms … Continue reading
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Tagged geo, geo-autocomplete, geocode, geomeme, google maps, jquery, linkedin, location, mobile, static maps
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Scalable, fast, accurate geo apps using Google App Engine + geohash + faultline correction
GeoMeme is a web app (and also a mobile web app for iPhone and Android) that I recently developed as a pet project. It measures real-time local twitter trends. Visitors to GeoMeme choose a location on the map, and two … Continue reading
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Tagged geo, geohash, geolocation, geomeme, google app engine, linkedin
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GeoMeme: measure and share real-time local twitter trends
I am pleased to announce the launch of GeoMeme, the fun way to measure and share real-time local twitter trends. I got thinking about this when a recent Los Angeles earthquake was being measured in tweets per second rather than … Continue reading
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Tagged geo, geomeme, google, linkedin, mobile, social, twitter
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How to measure Twitter trending topics
2009 has already seen some big Twitter moments, including Michael Jackson’s death and memorial service, #iranelection, Oprah’s mainstreaming, and the race between @aplusk and @cnn to reach 1 million followers. But how can we objectively measure and compare the scale … Continue reading
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Tagged geo, linkedin, magnitude, magnitwude, mobile, social, trending topic, twitter
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Wave goodbye to spam
Google Wave combines the best of email, instant messaging and real-time collaborative editing into a new form of online communication. The email paradigm of ‘send and receive’ is replaced with a model of hosted conversations, in which “people can communicate … Continue reading
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Tagged captcha, google friend connect, google wave, linkedin, recaptcha, social
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Mobile Social Technology and Alternate Reality Gaming (ARG)
Today I spent an enjoyable couple of hours at the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS), learning about Multi Platform Content, and talking about Mobile Social Technology & Alternate Reality Gaming (ARG). We examined some emerging mobile social technologies, … Continue reading
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Tagged alternate reality, arg, google latitude, linkedin, malak0, mobile, photosynth, social, star trek, startrekarg, twitpic, twitter, twittervision, xumii
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10 cloud datasets that I’d like to mashup
Cloud computing is being sold as a hosting architecture to provide instantly scalable on-demand computing power, storage and bandwidth. “The cloud’s resources scale with user demands. Pay only for what you use” says RackSpace, the latest to join the cloud … Continue reading
10 ways to combine your blog with your micro-blogging
Your micro-blogging on Twitter or FriendFeed is topical. Your blog is quality. Both are valuable. How can you combine the two? 1. Display your FriendFeed content on your blog using an embeddable widget: 2. Display your latest Twitter updates on … Continue reading
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Tagged blogger, disqus, fresh from, friendfeed, lifestream, linkedin, micro-blogging, quality, twitter, typepad, wordpress
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What’s the difference between user generated content and user generated rubbish? Comments please…
Some user generated content (UGC) is genuine, honest, credible, reputable, trustworthy, valuable, quality information. But some is rubbish (let’s call that UGR), including deliberately misleading propaganda, biased blog comments, bogus product reviews, spam, veiled advertising, and bad poetry (or is … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, disqus, ebay, friend connect, intense debate, linkedin, lonely planet, quality, reputation, sezwho, social, techno, tripadvisor, ugc, user generated content
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Social data portability: who benefits?
In 2006, a certain old-media tycoon reportedly asked Mark Zuckerberg, the 20-something founder of Facebook, “how can I build a social network like Facebook?” Zuckerberg replied “You can’t!” What Zuckerberg meant was that Facebook hadn’t set out to ‘build’ a … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook connect, google friend connect, linkedin, myspace, oauth, openid, snapshot, social, techno, twitter
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Social Graphing
For a while I’ve had a niggling problem with social networking sites. I’ve already set up my LinkedIn network and my Facebook friends, so why should I have to do it all again on every other site that has decided … Continue reading
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Tagged google, linkedin, openid, opensocial, plaxo, snapshot, social, social graph, techno, xfn
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