OneSpot Discussion: twistori

Five New Twitter Tools You Should Know

Right along with Facebook, YouTube and blogging, Twitter is one of the most often written about social media communication tools. (Follow me @leeodden) We’ve run polls about how people use Twitter as well as aggregated tips from the Twitter c…

ReadWriteWeb says…

The Most Popular Twitter Apps According to the Blogosphere

Six weeks ago, ReadWriteWeb published their definitive list of the top Twitter clients. The methodology for that list was watching the Twitter public feed and logging tweet sources. However, how does the list of clients people are using mat…

Onaswarm says…

TwitBuzz - Twitter's hottest links

TwitBuzz - Twitter's hottest links Tags: host:jaiku.com

Mashable! says…

Twittermania: 140+ More Twitter Tools!

Various Twitter-related tools and plugins have been multiplying fast over since we did our big Twitter Toolbox and 8 awesome Firefox plugins for Twitter earlier. When we say fast, we “mean 140+ new tools” fast, and we probably missed some, to…

BusinessWeek Online - Blogspotting says…

The Twitter Story I've been working on

Do businesses (and the rest of us) need Twitter? Is it around for the long haul. Dozens of Twitterers added to the reporting.

Laughing Squid says…

Twistori, a First Person Visualization of Twitter

twistori is a social experiment by Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs that is a really cool first person visualization of Twitter using data from Summize. Related PostsTwittervisionTweetmeme, Tracking Popular Links on TwitterFollowing SXSW via SplashCa…

mathewingram.com/work says…

What is the Twitterverse feeling right now?

One of the interesting things about Twitter is that an entire ecosystem of tools has emerged that take the data from Twitter and slice or dice it in some way. There’s Tweetscan and Summize and Quotably for search, for example. But some other …

BuzzMachine says…

On the pulse

It’s fascinating how new layers of Twitter as a platform for our thoughts keep emerging. I saw Twitter-maker Ev Williams say today that he loves Twistori, which was inspired by friend Jonathan Harris’ WeFeelFine. It simply pulls out the twee…

Social Media Trader says…

What is the Future of Social Networks?

Who says only prophets and fair-ground psychics are able to predict the future? Understanding the future is beneficial to most industries in order to cope with technological and societal change. We take a look at what the future landscape of…

Industry Standard Breaking News says…

Much atwitter about nothing?

There is a lot of talk today on the topic of no one caring about the short-form message service, Twitter, outside of a select group of insider tech people. Actually, this conversation has been going... read more

Dion Hinchcliffe's Web 2.0 Blog says…

Endless Conversation: The Unfolding Saga of Blogs, Twitter, Friendfeed, and Social Sites

It wasn't long ago that to be a credible participant in social media one only had to have a decent blog and keep it updated fairly regularly. The rise of social media was an astonishing and novel enough development that most people still do…

Change Is Good says…

Mining the social web with WeFeelFine and Twistori

Back in 2006 I was working on a venture I called SocialNet (MySocialMap), based largely on research by dinah boyd and the Vister application she and Jeffery Heer put together. The idea was to build a icon based visual map of relationships …

BusinessWeek Online - Blogspotting says…

Twitter and the Odyssey

I had a four-hour delay at O'Hare a few weeks ago, and I picked up the Odyssey. I've been reading it on and off ever since. As I write, Odysseus is back in Ithaca, about to make life miserable for...

mathewingram.com/work says…

Election Twitter: Nice try, but…

People have been talking for some time now about things that Twitter could be doing to add value to the service (apart from just managing to keep the servers up for more than a day or two at a time, which they appear to have accomplished), in…

Bloggers Blog: Blogging the Blogsphere says…

Twitter Apps and Tools Becoming More Plentiful

The number of new Twitter tools and services launching seems to really be accelerating. In the past couple weeks we have seen the launch of tools like TrackThis, a useful tool that tracks package deliveries, and TwittEarth, a 3-D model of the…

/Message says…

Twistori

twistori, originally uploaded by Stowe Boyd. [from Twistori] This is the first step in an ongoing social experiment, based on twitter. inspired by wefeelfine and drawing data from summize, hand-crafted by amy hoy and thomas fuchs.

Twitter Blog says…

Love, Hate, Think, Believe, Feel, Wish

Twitstori is the "the first step in an ongoing social experiment based on twitter" and it is very cool. The geniuses behind this project are amy hoy and thomas fuchs. Amazing!

Seth's Blog says…

Wishing and hoping

Corey found this great insight into the way people think. Twistori looks for certain words in the Twitstream. We're a pretty spoiled bunch (check out the 'wish' column).

AgencyWire - PR & marketing web news says…

Wishing and hoping

Corey found this great insight into the way people think. Twistori looks for certain words in the Twitstream. We're a pretty spoiled bunch (check out the 'wish' column).

Mashable! France says…

Twitter: +150 outils/services pour aller plus loin

Twitter, c’est bien. Mais c’est encore mieux quand on y rajoute certains outils/fonctionnalités … Encore faut il savoir qu’ils existent, et s’ils valent le coup d’être utilisés. ça tombe bien car nous allons ici vous présenter plus de 150 de…

The Spinning Donut says…

Searching Twitter With Summize

Summize is a very cool way to search Twitter conversations, it’s a search engine for Twitter. In their own words: Summize’s mission is to search & discover the topics and attitudes expressed within online conversations. Here are some of the …

chrisbrogan.com says…

French Open Starts Monday- Tennis Channel Serves Social Media

My friend Yianni pointed out to me all the cool things the Tennis Channel are doing around the French Open, which starts this Monday. The ones I thought were particularly neat were that you can follow the action on Twitter by adding @tennisch…

Techno//Marketer says…

Finding the sentiment of online conversations

One of the most important aspects of online conversations is the sentiment of what the author is saying. Are they positive about you, negative or...

Conversation Agent says…

Missed Marketing Opportunities

I've had this experience before - a service provider who dictates how things should be done. "Send the printed materials in shrink wrapped packets of 25, or else!" "We just want to make sure you understand how we work." That is odd, given tha…

10,000 words :: where journalism and technology meet :: says…

25 Tools for getting more out of Twitter

If you haven't jump ship to one of the many Twitter clones and you and the Fail Whale have reconciled with each other, then this list of essential Twitter tools is for you.1. TwitterLocal - Find Twitter users near a specific location2. Pollda…

Social Web Tools says…

Twitter This & Twitter That | 150+ Applications, Extensions & Links

Lately, it seems like everyone is a Twitter addict. So, I decided to make a list of Twitter related sites, desktop & mobile applications & browser extensions. If you don’t already have an account on Twitter, I suggest you get one ASAP since i…

BlogSchmog says…

Closing the open tabs

One of the major casualties for me as I finished my classes was the dearth of blogging. Having been in a daily groove for the Fall semester, it is a bit disheartening to see all the unclaimed days in our BlogSchmog calendar. That sad fact is …

Alexander van Elsas's Weblog on new media & technologies and their effect on social behavior says…

The question is more important than the answer

Yesterday I wrote about the trend that every bit of content that is produced on the Internet seems to get aggregated, producing yet another view of what is already out there. Instead of delivering us inspiration, aggregation brings us more of…

Demo Girl says…

Some Of The Many Twitter Courtiers: Part Deux

I’ve noticed that over the past few weeks Twitter has been receiving a lot of attention. Seriously, it’s being talked about at dinner parties, at happy hour, and all over the Internet. It could be that my friends and I just don’t have anyth…

Ajaxian » Front Page says…

Twistori: Telling a story with Tweets and Script.aculo.us

Twistori is a fun little site created by Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs. As you would expect, design is a key part of the application, and the Prototype / Script.aculo.us combo pull off the work. The site pulls in live data on various topics (l…

Digital Solid: Marketing Technology ROI says…

Two new uses of Twitter — one smart marketing, one pure fun

After Comcast’s recent embarrassment of a hilarious YouTube video documenting a cable installation worker sleeping on the job, they’ve realized that good social media management equals good reputation management. That’s my take on why they’ve…

Social Media Today says…

Twistori: another time sink

My thanks or otherwise to Mr Pinsent for pointing me at Twistori. As Mark says, strangely compelling. And before you know it, you’ve spent 30 mins just staring at the screen - needs to come with a he...

information aesthetics says…

twistori twitter message filter

a "first person" visualization of Twitter messages, inspired by We Feel Fine. Twitter messages are filtered by occurrences of the phrases "I love", "I hate", "I think", "I believe", "I feel" & "I wish", which are placed in a visual scrolling…

Mark Evans says…

Twitter’s Success: It’s the Ecosystem

After spending far too many hours last week looking at Wordpress themes and plugins, it got me thinking that what makes Wordpress such a great blogging platform is the ecosystem that has exploded around it. There are 10s of thousands of place…

Web 2.0, Web 3.0 ...? says…

Buzzword analysis: mashups

A mashup is originally referred to the practice in pop music (notably hip-hop) of producing a new song by mixing two or more existing pieces. In technology, a mashup is a web application that combines data from more than one source into a sin…

Liberal Education Today says…

Another microblogging visualization: Twistori

http://twistori.com/Twistori is a good example of attractive visualization, displaying selections from Twitter's public feeds, organized by several leading verbs.

Web 2.0, Web 3.0 ...? says…

8 Twitter related mashups

Twitter Answers This is a Q&A mashup using Twitter and Mosio, a mobile community enabling you to text any question from your phone and have it answered by real people (other Mosio members). It enables you to ask any question using Twitter an…

Crenk says…

Twitter Applications for all Occasions: Desktop, Mobile and Web Apps

Since Twitter is a growing phenomenon and they have just about to gain some more funding for the service, we thought we would provide you with a list of some of the best Twitter applications out there in the market today. The applications ha…

dmiessler.com | in search of intervals says…

Twistori

Here’s a really cool web application that shows incoming tweets that have certain emotional keywords in them. Give it a go. [ Twistori ]

Media: PDA | guardian.co.uk says…

More twitterage

Another day, another slew of Twitter toys. This post on the Online Marketing Blog has five that mustn't be missed; TweetWheel visualises your connections, Who Should I Follow? tells you who to follow and Twerpscan helps you work out...

insignificant thoughts says…

Daily Links from Ma.gnolia

Here’s the stuff I was too lazy to post about but wanted to share anyway! Nuclear power is unsafe, creates massive deadly waste, is very scary and should be banned. – Dave Johnston – Tags: nuclear power, funny, spoof, parody twistori Lo…

The Rosemont Loving says…

Celebrating Twitter and life

Recent news has highlighted that Twitter now has over 1 million users globally. So it is great when a tool such as Twistori comes along, tracking what people are loving, hating, thinking, believing, feeling and wishing. This is more addictive…

Dotpod says…

Las aplicaciones de Twitter de la semana 23-29/04

Strawpoll: Un servicio que aprovecha claramente las bondades de Twitter, generando encuestas en 140 caracteres. Básicamente se encarga de enviar a través del usuario @strawpoll, una pregunta diaria que podremos responder enviando un mensaj…

Ed Wohlfahrt says…

Was wir lieben, fühlen oder hassen

Ich habe hier schon einiges zum Thema Twitter und den darum angeordneten Such-Applikationen gebloggt. Die Fragen "Warum brauche ich das, wofür ist das gut, etc." stehen nach wie vor im Raum. Ich denke, dass aus dem Micro-Blogging Format jeder das...

Josh Bancroft's Linkblog says…

How does that make you feel?

Shared by Josh Bancroft Know why this is important? Because emotions are how we recognize each other as humans. I was on a thread recently where people shared sites that monitor or reflect mood. It’s interesting to see a bunch of geeks ta…

Jess says…

[wikivision...now twittervision]

xposted at PART:In January I wrote about how strangely addictive WikipediaVision was (and still is) but now I've come across something that inspires even more obsessive behaviour...at least for me.I realise TwitterVision (by David Troy) has b…

Didnt You Hear... says…

…Twistori gives you Twitter in a new light?

Twistori is an interesting and ongoing social experiment “based on Twitter, inspired by WeFeelFine and drawing data from Summize, hand-crafted by Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs”. Just click on one of the words, and a stream of random tweets will po…

Fubiz says…

Twistori Visualization

Après le très beau projet We feel fine en mai 2006, voici un nouvel outil de visualisation avec une très belle interface. Dédié à l'outil de micro-blogging Twitter, les différentes catégories sont : Jaime, je hais, je pense, je crois, je res…

Social Media Today says…

Twennis: Putting Twitter to Great Marketing Use

Twitter mania continues! Now TennisChannel.com is getting in on the action, but not by the usual means of setting up a Twitter account and posting regularly. Instead, TennisChannel.com has launched Tw...

The Red Ferret Journal - gadgets, cool sites, freeware and tech trivia says…

Twistori - the first step in an ongoing social experiment…

Twistori. We’re posting this to prove that we’re not averse to weird and wonderful, oh no. We love it. Even when we don’t really understand. If it’s pretty, nicely done and keeps our attention for more than 19.347 seconds, then it’s in. That…

:: vowe dot net :: says…

Twistori

this is the first step in an ongoing social experiment, based on twitter. inspired by wefeelfine and drawing data from summize, hand-crafted by amy hoy and thomas fuchs. More >

East Coast Blogging says…

Recap: SocialDevCamp East

Much has already been said and written about the event in Baltimore yesterday. SocialDevCamp and the Baltimore Scene SocialDevCamp was a Success SocialDevCamp, the Future of the Social Web SocialDevCamp East: Awesome People, Awesome Day I …

eBay Ink says…

Keep Your Finger on the “eBay Pulse”

Earlier this morning there was a very brief post made by Dennis Goedegebuure to the announcement board that teased an all-new eBay Pulse. I spend a lot of time commuting each day with Dennis. We live in the same neighborhood in SF and our wi…

designverb.com says…

GEL, Art Center, Pangea Day!

It’s been an incredibly busy week of travel and work and I apologize for not posting as much. First came the wonderful GEL (Good Experience Live) conference in nyc, which made me ask “why” every time I experienced something bad in this worl…

AppsLab says…

Data Visualization Eye Candy

By way of Mashable, I give you another stunning and addictive data visualization, Tag Galaxy. Based on the Flickr API, this Germany-based tool is simple to use. Start out by entering a tag, and you get a “galaxy” of related tags. Here’s the “…

Josh Bancroft's Linkblog says…

Twistori, a First Person Visualization of Twitter

twistori is a social experiment by Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs that is a really cool first person visualization of Twitter using data from Summize. Related PostsTwittervisionTweetmeme, Tracking Popular Links on TwitterFollowing SXSW via SplashC…

Josh Bancroft's Linkblog says…

love & hate: from knuckle tattoos to the internet's emotional pulse with Twistori

This is one side of the story of twistori. I will tell the other later. Anyone who knows me knows about my rants. I like to rant. I rant about a lot of things, and always have—but as the years have accumulated in me and changed me, so have…

Carnet Web de Cedric Giorgi says…

Twitter : un service resté confidentiel en France (Stats + liens vers mashups de twitter)

J'ai trouvé grâce à Ravana des statistiques fort intéressantes sur Twitter. C'est un blog spécialisé là-dedans qui nous les livre : Twitterfacts avec cette fois-ci les stats dédiées à la France. Je me doutais bien que le service était resté c…

cazh1: on Business, Information, and Technology says…

The Right Web2.0 Tool for the Audience (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook)

The Right Web2.0 Tool for the Audience (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook) The volume of Twitter posts popping up in my feed reader is ticking upward, a phenomenon I find interesting because of something I noted recently on LinkedIn. A few weeks a…

Web design in Ireland :: Blog says…

Using Twitter for Marketing, an alternative use.

I love my RSS feeds. In fact with my Google Reader showing in excess of 125 feeds, some would say I’m a bit of an RSS nut. Here’s another essential RSS feed to add to your growing collection. Custom twitter searches. Twitter for Marketing To …

fabric of folly says…

My Top 10 Favourite Twitter Apps

Of the hundreds available, every twitterer/tweeter/twit has their own favourite Twitter apps. Here are ten of mine:1.) Hahlo 3http://hahlo.comHas replaced Twitter for iPhone (ne. Thincloud) as my iPhone Twitter client of choice thanks to its …

Seeds of Growth - ideas to help small business grow says…

Wishing and hoping

Corey found this great insight into the way people think. Twistori looks for certain words in the Twitstream. We're a pretty spoiled bunch (check out the 'wish' column). Promoterz is the hands-free, word-of-mouth marketing service that…

Four Labs Blog : Viget Labs says…

VigeWeekly: From Candy to Capistrano

We have continued to write as much as we can for our new fangled blogs here at Viget, but we're proud to say that this week, one of us went old school. Ben authored his first book entitled, Pr…

unblogged. A blog about nothing. Yeah, nothing says…

Twitteando el tennis en Twennis

Twennis, un sitio con updates de tennis, basado en twitter y Twistori. Tags: microblogging, minipost, recomendado, tennis, Twennis, twitter

KillerStartups.com - all says…

Twistori.com - Specific Twitter Key Word Experiment

What it doesTwistori is another application built to take advantage of the incredible social networking phenomenon that is Twitter. Think of Twistori as more of an experiment, that allows you to see every sentence containing the words love, h…

Three Minds On Digital Marketing @ Organic says…

10 Gorgeous Data Visualizations

Taking their cue from people like statistician-fine artist Edward Tufte, many data visualizers have turned numbers and information into museum-worthy pieces. The opportunity that web 2.0 has brought is the ability for these visualizations to…

ZePy says…

Specific Twitter Key Word Experiment with Twistori.com

Twistori gives inspiration the choice of words (love, hate, think, believe, feel, wish) to quote worth sentences. Twistori is another application built to take advantage of the incredible social networking phenomenon that is Twitter. Think o…

Bruce Clay, Inc. Blog says…

Friday Recap

We're having our own little Random Acts of Kindness Day at Bruce Clay, Inc. You should join us and do something nice today for someone else. Perhaps you should send your favorite blogger a cupcake in a jar? Just a suggestion. Ah, a year later…

Social Media Butterfly says…

Twennis: Putting Twitter to Great Marketing Use

Twitter mania continues! Now TennisChannel.com is getting in on the action, but not by the usual means of setting up a Twitter account and posting regularly. Instead, TennisChannel.com has launched Twennis.com. The simple, one-page site adver…

pluGGd.in to Indian Startups says…

For Startups: How to Find Problems to Solve?

[Guest post by Paras, pluGGd.in reader. If you want to submit your posts, hop here] For a startup, the most important thing is to find a pain-point. This pain-point refers to the real problems which people encounter in their daily life. Ma…

Onaswarm says…

Twitter visualization done right

Sifting through twitter for something worth seeing. Tags: host:digg.com

Mark Evans says…

Twitter Needs to Keep Shopping

A few months ago, I wrote a post suggesting that Twitter aggressively expand its features - an idea that didn’t resonate because many believe simplicity was the beauty of Twitter. With that in mind, Twitter’s acquisition of Summize (editor’s …

Pudding Relations says…

Becoming a part of Twistori

According to the site, Twistori is the "first step in an ongoing social experiment."Twistori pulls tweets from Twitter containing specific keywords: 'I Love', 'I Hate', 'I Think', I Believe', 'I Feel, and I Wish. It then publishes the tweets …

MediaShift says…

Knight Digital Training::Flash Techniques, and the Participatory Push by Current TV

BERKELEY, CALIF. — The week-long training at UC Berkeley in multimedia has now moved to a new phase. After getting basic background on audio, video and photographic equipment, we went out into the field on our group’s assignment. My group, …

Three Minds On Digital Marketing @ Organic says…

Twistori, tapping into the hopes and hang-ups of the Twitter community

Yesterday, Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs of Hypenated People launched a fairly simple but powerful Twitter application, or "social experiment" as they refer to it, called Twistori. Using a real-time twitter search tool, Summize, the site pulls in…

Ideas for Business says…

Five New Twitter Tools You Should Know

Right along with Facebook, YouTube and blogging, Twitter is one of the most often written about social media communication tools. (Follow me @leeodden) We’ve run polls about how people use Twitter as well as aggregated tips from the Twitter c…

TRENDWATCH DAILY says…

twitt as you are

So simple and powerful! This twitter based social experiment inspired by the extraordinary ‘We Fell Fine’ exploration of human emotion by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar just made my day. Thanks Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs! We’ll be following cl…

steve clayton: geek in disguise says…

How Does Twitter Believe, Love, Hate, Wish, Feel, Think?

No, not a pop at Twitter’s uptime (or downtime) but a look at Twistori which is a Twitter-take on Jonathan Harris’s excellent We Feel Fine. Twistori is along the same lines as it captures the mood of the Twittersphere (yes that’s a real …

blending the mix says…

Jonathan Harris - the web like you have never seen it before

At Thinking Digital, I was moved to see and hear Jonathan Harris and his work. Jonathan is an unassuming chap. Quiet, but self-confident and I, like Steve was blown away with some of the work he showed us! I want to show you some of his work …

Olaf Egner - Online Marketing, Web Services & Consulting says…

Twistori: A Microblogging Microscope

Strip Twitter down to its raw, emotional core with Twistori. The simple website scrapes Twitter posts for exactly six keywords using the search engine summize. Now you can filter the Twit-o-sphere to see what your fellow microbloggers are lov…

McInblog says…

Dip Your Toe in the Zeitgeist

From Derek Siver's blog. Check out Twistori, a web page that gives you a real-time filter of the Twitter stream. Twistori shows tweets containing the words love, hate, think, believe, feel or wish. A nice anonymous glimpse into people's hopes…

The Corner says…

Twistori - pulls out the tweets that have the words love, hate, think, believe, feel, and wish in them

Twistori is the first step in an ongoing social experiment, based on twitter. inspired by wefeelfine and drawing data from summize, hand-crafted by amy hoy and thomas fuchs.

Edelman Digital says…

I wish, I feel, I think, I want...

Imagine if you could hear all of the conversations going on in the world? Imagine the insight, your ability to understand, to feel the zeitgeist, to measure the trends, the hot topics, the opinions, feelings and aspirations of mankind? I...

Uwe's blog says…

Twistori

Inspired by Wefeelfine, Twistori explores the Twitterverse, pulling tweets containing keywords such as I love, I think, I hate, I believe, I wish and I feel. Explore the feelings of the Twitterverse here.

Joining Dots: Blog says…

Links last week - 080504

The following links were collected last week (28 Apr to 04 May), shared via Google Reader, added to FriendFeed or posted on Twitter. They have been organised by Library category: Systems and the elements - People, Information and Technology (…

Icerocket blog search: tag:marketing says…

Twisted - svět microblogů

(Postrádáte cizí emoce?) Určitě byste definici termínu micro-blogging dali dohromady sami. Analogicky, podle názvu, se micro-bloggingem označuje velmi krátké blogování, nebo lépe řečeno posílání velmi krátkch blogpostů. Ty mívají méně než 200…

NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology Network - says…

Social Media Has Feelings Too

Flickr Photo: Capt KodakIt's not about the technology, it's about the people. You are not marketing, you are building community. In case you need to remind yourself, or others, of these principles, check out Twistori. It's …

r-echos says…

twistori twitter message filter

twistori twitter message filter a “first person” visualization of Twitter messages, inspired by We Feel Fine. Twitter messages are filtered by occurrences of the phrases “I love”, “I hate”, “I think”, “I believe”, “I feel” & “I wish”, which …

Susan Crawford blog says…

Short form

I’ve had a Twitter account for a while, and at the beginning of this month I started writing feverish tweets about OneWebDay progress - I’d been told that was essential. Well, last night on a call someone said: “I don’t email any more. I do…

Onaswarm says…

10 ASP.NET Performance and Scalability Secrets - Omar AL Zabir blog on ASP.NET Ajax and .NET 3.5

Tags: asp.net · performance · scalability · host:ne.jp

Scrnshots.com: Recent Screenshots Feed says…

Screenshot: Wed, 28 May 2008

i like it. it is cool. i am a twitter user. it is nice to see each word on the left sidebar and read what they have said via twitter.

Onaswarm says…

http://twistori.com : Twitter Emotions visualized

SoulSoup: http://twistori.com : Twitter Emotions visualized Tags: host:twitter.com

CMSWire.com - All News says…

The Social Media Minute

Social Media moves so fast, it's hard to keep up. Have a look at the big stories over the past week (...and a bit), in scan-friendly format.

echovar says…

Twistori Evokes Listening Angels and the Wings of Desire

Looking at Twistori roll by on the screen reminds me of the film Wings of Desire. Think of the moments when the angels walk through the city listening to the thoughts, hopes and fears of the people they meet. The words that Twistori has chos…

Tim Murtaugh’s Excuse for a Blog says…

twistori

FlowingData says…

Love, Hate, Think, Believe, Feel and Wish on Twitter

Inspired by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar's We Feel Fine, and using data from summize, twistori shows what people love, hate, think, believe, feel, and wish for on Twitter. Given…

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