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Just doing a Google search showed me heaps of other people who also thought “Hey, I could call my new analytics service Twitalytics!”. Plus there is already a twitalytics user out there on twitter. Meh. I’ll need to come up with either a new name, or keep twitalytics and dataconnect.be close together, so people . . . → Read More: Twitalytics sounds nice. Maybe too nice. There is now a live demo page available, showing you what Twitalytics is all about. As the name sort of says it, it’s an analytics tool for twitter. With the demo page, you can see a basic example (for now) what Twitalytics can be used for: follow twitter keywords (hashtags or just any keyword) – . . . → Read More: A live demo page is now available of Twitalytics. For a blog about social media and programming, it was missing something ‘social’. I’ve just fixed that, and added a twitter widget to my blog. WordPress has come far, with the possibility to install a WordPress plugins straight onto your blog without downloading it first, uploading and configuring it. Pure luxury ! I also added . . . → Read More: Twitter widget added. Finally. Over at Ad Age, Simon Dumenco has an article about him being helped by a bright young spirit who does social media for Sprint and tries to solve his billing problem. Simon seems to think that this is nice, but won’t last because, really, in the end, those bright young spirits will burn out and . . . → Read More: Is social media awareness just a fad ? I don’t think so. With all the outages of Twitter recently, my back end system that retrieves the information from twitter was going haywire. Things kept going wrong, tweets were not retrieved, the works. I initially coded this backend using feedparser, thinking that this code could be user later on to get rss feeds from other sites. It was . . . → Read More: Changing from feedparser.py to urllib & simplejson |
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