Really excited to release the applets of my Twitter Conversation Networks, and also the Clique visualizations. Details here. I’m providing the option to get priority by making a loan on uOttawa WISE’s Kiva lending team. Although much of it is automated, each one takes me a little time to make, plus there is the time […]
Cate H. on Dipity.
Abstract can be found here. As ever, let me know what you think! Applied Cliqe Finding: Discovering More about your Twitter Network View more presentations from Cate Huston.
So these have been on a bit of a back burner lately, with the end of the semester and associated craziness. However I had a suggestion from Treena that’s been sitting in my inbox for a while. She suggested I try @erinblaskie‘s lists, here’s hoping they show more of what I think this visualization will […]
Lately I’ve been working on something that I’m calling The Refactoring. Not that long ago, I wrote about my Twitter Conversation Networks (read the rationale behind them) and I was blown away by the popularity and the amazing feedback that I got. So I tried to incorporate it all in. Here’s the thing, though, it […]
Lots of people seemed to be making these the other day, they’re kinda cute. You can get one here if you want: warning it uses OAuth and automatically sends out a Tweet, which I hate. I also heard something about unsolicited DM’s, but if you’re concerned about that all you need to do after you’ve […]
I know, it’s been a long time coming. But finally – my new visualization which I’ve created using IBM’s Many Eyes (which is awesome, although very blue). Since Twitter released it’s new “Lists” feature, there’s been talk about how Lists are a good way to measure influence – someone who is on more lists is […]
This is kinda awesome – check out the demos here. Screenshot for “Social Networking” from Amazon: My Facebook network (zoomed out): Zoomed in: And finally, this adds a whole new dimension to Vanity Searching!
This one is interesting – the network is fairly connected, if it wasn’t for the big ball of purple in the middle (@NonaCobbzea) it would look pretty normal. She’s sending unwanted @ messages with the same link in each one to a weird “blog” that’s a overly descriptive of certain aspects of her life I’d […]
I wonder how this will change with the new report as spam feature.