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The Tweet Cloud of a biotech geek blogger

Posted by attilachordash on April 9, 2008

With TweetClouds (scripting: John Krutsch design: Jared Stein) people can generate the Tweet Cloud of a Twitter user. In case of bloggers/Twitters it is an interesting question whether there are any strong differences between the category cloud/Tweet Cloud of the same person suggesting patterns in web behavior. I’ve just generated mine. One obvious difference is that with TweetClouds including replies to other Twitters (there is an option to suppress @replies, but why would you?) there is also a social/networking component (check the names after @) instantly visible on the generated cloud.

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3 Responses to “The Tweet Cloud of a biotech geek blogger”

  1. ajcann said

    April 9, 2008 at 1:03 pm

    http://www.tweetclouds.com/user_pages/AJCann.html
    Seems I talk about Twitter more than anything else!

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  2. What does it all mean? « What You’re Doing Is Rather Desperate said

    April 9, 2008 at 9:10 pm

    [...] to Attila for pointing to the resource. Posted in networking, web resources. Tags: social networking, [...]

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  3. John Krutsch said

    April 12, 2008 at 7:24 pm

    FYI I have updated TweetClouds With options to mash in del.icio.us tags, include two word phrases and more. Check it out.

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