no secret, I have a soft spot for websites advancing music-charts on the web. being based on sources like Twitter, MySpace, Facebook and even P2P-Networks current traffic, We are hunted gives charts a social twist. great site, but I keep forgetting its URL, hence this blog-post
ps: of course there’s also still charts.fm, where [...]
just in time for the weekend, here’s yet another mashup I’ve been working on lately. I guess the claim says it all: Tweetshirt – Your Tweet on a T-Shirt! (http://tweetshirt.me)
it’s pretty self-explanatory, just enter your Twitter-username, and choose the tweet you want printed on a shirt from your recent & favorite tweets. you may [...]
few weeks ago I’ve been building this charts-based mashup together with a friend of mine. since we now even managed to get some decent frontend-graphics from blackjune, I tought I might as well pitch it here before christmas…
Charts.fm is based on playlists & user-votings of more than 2600 radio-stations (mostly US, although there’s [...]
a common saying in web 2.0-land goes: “one never gets tired of twitter-mashups”. ok, I just made that one up. anyway, here are the three most recent twitter-mashups I’ve come across worth mentioning, in ascending order of hotness (according to my bias).
Tweetwheel
Tweetwheel displays bilateral connections between your twitter-followers (or the followers of any twitter-account, since [...]
very cool: 5.000 VR-panorama-shots in more than 40 cities: 360cities.net …
(via Google Blogoscoped)
Janko Röttgers, author of “Mix, Burn & RIP” (sort of german “standard” literature on the digital music revolution) wrote a Giga-OM-post on LastTube, another take on YouTube vs. Last.fm, questioning the economic eligibility of mashed up webapps. I had similar thoughts when Google released My Maps few weeks ago… like those niche mapping-apps’, last.tv & [...]
MoniTwitter iterates on the idea of using Twitter to monitor web-servers. instead using the direct messaging API like my script, I guess MoniTwitter is posting to a particular account which you subscribe to (nothing wrong with that, just don’t forget to switch to private mode!). if for whatever reason you’re not able to use your [...]
if you think Twitter is all about personal micro-blogging and basically a waste of time, think again. with their recent API-extension, it’s now possible to integrate Twitter as a cost-free SMS gateway into your own applications (like the guys at Tupalo have already done).
of course there are loads of SMS-based monitoring services out there, but [...]
Google is further narrowing down the space for niche mapping-mashups like frappr and flagr (and to some extent even more complex apps based on the Maps API, like austrian newcomer Tupalo) by releasing their My Maps feature. My Maps lets anybody create geo-mashups without the need to code, including photo- & video-annotation. sharing of maps [...]
this one has been around for a few days… David Troy is mashing up Twitter & Google Maps for that global-village feeling, plus he’s built a search-interface on Twitter user-data. while waking up today, I had a useful twitter-idea myself, maybe I can put it together after the game tonight