Posted on 11 July, 2008 By
Kim Woodbridge
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More Green Twitter Google Spreadsheet Fun
In yesterday’s article, Green Twitter Google Pie, I mentioned that I had created additional gadgets from the Green Twitter RSS feed imported into Google Spreadsheets. The first is a word cloud of the top green tweeters per last 20 tweets – this uses the same spreadsheet data used to create the pie chart. I wanted [...]
Posted on 24 June, 2008 By
Kim Woodbridge
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Green Twitter Update
My Green Twitter post and opml file have been updated based on information from It’s Not a Lecture and AIDG.
Posted on 24 June, 2008 By
Kim Woodbridge
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Green Twitter – Aggregating the Feeds of Green Twits
David Wescott of It’s Not a Lecture wrote a post called Green Tweeting, which was inspired by my Green Twitter post. He went a step further than I did and thought about what could be done with the RSS feeds of the individuals postings about the environment on Twitter. To be perfectly honest, it did [...]
Posted on 6 June, 2008 By
Kim Woodbridge
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Green Twitter – Environmental Resources
On May 21, 2008 many Twitter users participated in a Twit-Out in protest to the many problems the service has been having recently. In response Sarah Perez, of ReadWriteWeb, wrote How to Use Social Media for Social Change. Sarah thought that the anger users were displaying toward the Twitter outages and instability could have been [...]
More Green Twitter Google Spreadsheet Fun
In yesterday’s article, Green Twitter Google Pie, I mentioned that I had created additional gadgets from the Green Twitter RSS feed imported into Google Spreadsheets. The first is a word cloud of the top green tweeters per last 20 tweets – this uses the same spreadsheet data used to create the pie chart. I wanted [...]
Green Twitter Update
My Green Twitter post and opml file have been updated based on information from It’s Not a Lecture and AIDG.
Green Twitter – Aggregating the Feeds of Green Twits
David Wescott of It’s Not a Lecture wrote a post called Green Tweeting, which was inspired by my Green Twitter post. He went a step further than I did and thought about what could be done with the RSS feeds of the individuals postings about the environment on Twitter. To be perfectly honest, it did [...]
Green Twitter – Environmental Resources
On May 21, 2008 many Twitter users participated in a Twit-Out in protest to the many problems the service has been having recently. In response Sarah Perez, of ReadWriteWeb, wrote How to Use Social Media for Social Change. Sarah thought that the anger users were displaying toward the Twitter outages and instability could have been [...]
