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May 6th, 2008 by Chantelle Oliver in Web 2.0 Museum | Viewed 5130 times since 04/15, 50 so far today

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Fruits of a social search

Want to scan and analyze the chatter of millions of conversations? Have an idea for a story, a song, a research paper, or are you a voyeur like me?

Go to Tweetscan.

Pick a word. Enter the word. Presto. You can even subscribe to the search and have it in your RSS feed.

Following the word walrus I have learned that they play an important role in the semiotics of the phallus (the beast not the magazine of course). And that those damn baby boomer idols The Beatles are quoted daily. We at The Walrus have a lot of work to do to remove that pantagruelian taint.

I also follow my own name and reply to everyone who uses it with a short explanation about how I am the real Chantelle. With each explanation I attempt to create the perfect and elusive self-obsessed, 140 character, haiku:

Bloody hammer finds
the lies that chantelle told you
selfish memes us two

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Posted on Tuesday, May 6th, 2008 at 1:54 pm. Follow comments through the RSS 2.0 feed. Comment or trackback.

One Response to “Want Social Search Action?”

  1. Pat T Says:

    Pantagruelian is my new favourite word

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