A few months ago I tried an application that linked the friends of Facebook on a wheel, where moving the mouse it activates the links of the nodes connected.
Statistically I think it isn't a lot of functionality, but aesthetically not bad.
http://www.media-lab.es/info/?p=1263
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I have been using ManyEyes for a few years, one at Surrey we used a couple of years ago was a mini-project to compare market data and market news to explore relationships.
From what I remember, gathering the news was mostly a cut and paste job and a 100+ page doc of multiple blogs, comments, online newspaper articles.
Some examples of the original mindmap before we started, the blog text (very waffly) and a topic center on Many Eyes.
Also a Density Design presentation on visualization and design.
From what I remember, gathering the news was mostly a cut and paste job and a 100+ page doc of multiple blogs, comments, online newspaper articles.
Some examples of the original mindmap before we started, the blog text (very waffly) and a topic center on Many Eyes.
Also a Density Design presentation on visualization and design.
@merce what tool did you use to do that?
I used NodeXL to visualize some twitter activity from the #LAK11 hashtag. It is not quite as interactive but still very telling!
http://www.bluelightdistrict.org/wp/?p=4606
I used NodeXL to visualize some twitter activity from the #LAK11 hashtag. It is not quite as interactive but still very telling!
http://www.bluelightdistrict.org/wp/?p=4606
Hi Michael,
It's an apps call FriendWheel, is within Facebook. Enter the name in the search Facebook. It has several views.
Greetings
Mercè
It's an apps call FriendWheel, is within Facebook. Enter the name in the search Facebook. It has several views.
Greetings
Mercè