The social network analysis I've been doing on Twitter turned into a new site called Tweetsnet (http://tweetsnet.com) that shows web pages that are hot topics on Twitter. It's a blog, with a feed. It updates every 10 minutes or so with the five highest scoring, previously unpublished, web pages being talked about. Each post shows the page title, summary and keywords (as tags) if available, and frequent two-word phrases that appear in conjunction with the page citations.
It's still beta and I'm still deciding where to go with it. Your thoughts, etc., are more than welcome. I'm considering similar feeds with a vertical focus. I'm also thinking of splitting out the pages that are cited by the big, popular aggregators, since they're already well-known. A lot of what is showing up now is news, so I'm also wondering if I can automate a comparison to something like Google News to see what the differences are. Nick _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
