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Graham Perrin

New Twine interface lets users visualize shared bookmarks | VentureBeat - 0 views

  • a “visualization” option
  • scroll through one headline at a time
  • at a speed that’s much faster than scrolling up-and-down the page
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  • reminded me of Cooliris, which lets you scroll through a 3D wall
  • Some have compared the interface to Cover Flow
  • Twine’s visualization is
  • showing only one article at a time
  • emphasizing text (specifically titles and headlines)
Graham Perrin

Twine Tries To Manage The Stream With New Coverflow-Like Design - 1 views

  • What is the best way to sift through a stream of information?
  • list view
  • can be overwhelming
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  • More visually appealing ways
  • semantic tags associated with each item
  • a new way to wade through its streams
  • by time
  • along the bottom
  • you navigate through the deck front to back
  • a good UI for mobile apps
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The Real Time Search Dilemma: Consciousness Versus Memory - 0 views

  • One of the hottest areas of search right now is real time search, which attempts to find results based on what is happening right now
  • There is something about human nature which makes us want to prioritize information by how recent it is, and that is the fundamental appeal of real time search.
  • The default, or at least the starting point, for most real time search engines is simply to put the most recent results up top and then keep pushing then down in a free-flowing river of information as new results which match the query come in.
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  • maybe real time search is more like an alert system.
  • But it is clear that in order to make sense of the stream, it needs to be ranked by order of importance as well as by time.
yc c

Gov 2.0: It's All About The Platform - 0 views

  • But as with Web 2.0, the real secret of success in Government 2.0 is thinking about government as a platform. If there’s one thing we learn from the technology industry, it’s that every big winner has been a platform company: someone whose success has enabled others, who’ve built on their work and multiplied its impact. Microsoft put “a PC on every desk and in every home,” the internet connected those PCs, Google enabled a generation of ad-supported startups, Apple turned the phone market upside down by letting developers loose to invent applications no phone company would ever have thought of. In each case, the platform provider raised the bar, and created opportunities for others to exploit.
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    But as with Web 2.0, the real secret of success in Government 2.0 is thinking about government as a platform. If there's one thing we learn from the technology industry, it's that every big winner has been a platform company: someone whose success has enabled others, who've built on their work and multiplied its impact. Microsoft put "a PC on every desk and in every home," the internet connected those PCs, Google enabled a generation of ad-supported startups, Apple turned the phone market upside down by letting developers loose to invent applications no phone company would ever have thought of. In each case, the platform provider raised the bar, and created opportunities for others to exploit.
David Corking

NSFW: The Physical Impossibility of The Future in the Mind of Someone Trapped In Chicago - 3 views

  • just sitting here, staring out of the window at the snow, I can think of a dozen more technological advances of the past decade that it would be impossible to imagine the world without. Google. The iPod. Facebook. Skype. YouTube. Online banking. ATM check processing. Celebrity sex tapes. Snopes. GPS mapping for all on cellphones. The Kindle. Trip Advisor.
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