The “me, me, me, meme.” What is it?
Cool tech geeks start something online. We jump on the bandwagon. Our friends see what’s going on. A crowd forms, asks questions, then follows our lead. Lifestreams form.
In the video game Final Fantasy VII, the Lifestream is a river of Mako energy coursing through the Planet. The Lifestream [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Geo-temporal'
It’s a Me, Me, Me, Meme World
September 16th, 2007 · 7 Comments · Diatribe, Geo-temporal, Microcrowds, Tagclouds, Web Marketing
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Emergency Social-Repeater System
August 26th, 2007 · 8 Comments · Geo-temporal, Mashups, Microcrowds
Since I first posed the question in April “Has a Twitter emergency alert system been built yet?”, I’ve noted that several other people have pondered the same concept. Some examples are here, here and here.
It has already been substantiated that when an emergency occurs almost anywhere in the world, the first notification of the event [...]
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Even Laundry Rooms Twitter Now
May 9th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Geo-temporal, Mashups, Web 2.0
Even laundry rooms, like this one at Olin College Twitter now, so are you still waiting to create your own Twitter account?
When two washers, two dryers and a condom machine create content autonomously, broadcasting to the world their temporal status, available, unavailable, I smile because we are finally beginning to see a very [...]
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The Importance of Words in Web Navigation
April 23rd, 2007 · No Comments · Geo-temporal, Web 2.0, Web Marketing
Open API’s ROCK
I’ve written a few posts about Twitter already, fascinated with the simplicity of their pure concept. What a wonderful service, open to new ideas by exposing their API. In my eyes this is very forward looking because the Twitter team is expecting to see not just one community build up around the core [...]
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