Comments for Jay Blog http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog One Byte at a Time Mon, 22 Sep 2008 21:16:01 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on New App – NPR Unbound by John Tynan http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=36&cpage=1#comment-10 John Tynan Mon, 22 Sep 2008 21:16:01 +0000 http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=36#comment-10 Very cool Jason! I just subscribed to this in Google Reader and found an interesting article on Steve Martin that I had missed. Thanks! Tell me. Will you be posting the link to the subversion repository for this? Will you also be making the All Tweets Considered application available as open source? Will this be available through subversion as well? Great work! John T. Very cool Jason! I just subscribed to this in Google Reader and found an interesting article on Steve Martin that I had missed. Thanks!

Tell me. Will you be posting the link to the subversion repository for this? Will you also be making the All Tweets Considered application available as open source? Will this be available through subversion as well?

Great work!

John T.

]]> Comment on New App – NPR Unbound by Jason http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=36&cpage=1#comment-8 Jason Sat, 30 Aug 2008 18:10:57 +0000 http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=36#comment-8 No problem, I've been looking for fun things to do with the API. No problem, I’ve been looking for fun things to do with the API.

]]> Comment on New App – NPR Unbound by Matthew Trisler http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=36&cpage=1#comment-7 Matthew Trisler Sat, 30 Aug 2008 07:35:30 +0000 http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=36#comment-7 Um, wow. I don't know what to say. I had no clue I could actually get people to do my bidding, but this looks awesome! I'll be sure to link to this early next week; we don't (usually) post on the weekends. Um, wow. I don’t know what to say. I had no clue I could actually get people to do my bidding, but this looks awesome!

I’ll be sure to link to this early next week; we don’t (usually) post on the weekends.

]]> Comment on All Tweets Considered – Technical Details by Jason http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=14&cpage=1#comment-5 Jason Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:11:32 +0000 http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=14#comment-5 It really hasn't gotten that much exposure yet. I wouldn't even know where to start bring it to their attention. I hadn't really thought of the usefulness of the tool for people inside NPR. You're right, though. Browsing alltweets always makes me feel like I'm standing next to a water cooler, listening to the conversations as they go past, for good or ill. It really hasn’t gotten that much exposure yet. I wouldn’t even know where to start bring it to their attention.

I hadn’t really thought of the usefulness of the tool for people inside NPR. You’re right, though. Browsing alltweets always makes me feel like I’m standing next to a water cooler, listening to the conversations as they go past, for good or ill.

]]> Comment on All Tweets Considered – Technical Details by John Tynan http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=14&cpage=1#comment-4 John Tynan Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:14:08 +0000 http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=14#comment-4 One additional note. As I've been checking back on the alltweets tool, I'm getting such a glimpse into the full spectrum of things people say/tweet about NPR. This has to be some value to people at NPR who are interested in how NPR stories and the overall brand is perceived... in real time. Have the researchers and marketers or even the program directors given you any feedback? One additional note. As I’ve been checking back on the alltweets tool, I’m getting such a glimpse into the full spectrum of things people say/tweet about NPR. This has to be some value to people at NPR who are interested in how NPR stories and the overall brand is perceived… in real time. Have the researchers and marketers or even the program directors given you any feedback?

]]> Comment on All Tweets Considered – Technical Details by Jason http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=14&cpage=1#comment-3 Jason Wed, 06 Aug 2008 01:17:25 +0000 http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=14#comment-3 The lists are automatically truncated coming from the database. I forget off the top of my head how far back they go, but they are fine for most uses. The only list it might be worth extending the time frame is the one for series, since they tend to come and go pretty regularly. Glad you're having fun with it. The lists are automatically truncated coming from the database. I forget off the top of my head how far back they go, but they are fine for most uses. The only list it might be worth extending the time frame is the one for series, since they tend to come and go pretty regularly.

Glad you’re having fun with it.

]]> Comment on All Tweets Considered – Technical Details by John Tynan http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=14&cpage=1#comment-2 John Tynan Tue, 05 Aug 2008 23:59:03 +0000 http://www.jgrosman.com/jblog/?p=14#comment-2 Jason, Great write up. I like how you are pushing the limits of these different api's. And the interface is great! Thanks for the mention as of the lists of NPR topics via Yahoo Pipes. I also have a list of programs, bios, music artists and music genres here: http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/person.info?eyuid=yliICdc5p2vPuTLGXYaY3xI- Are the lists automatically truncated at NPR or as part of the PHP parser? I'll definitely checkout the svn repository and come back with more questions. Real fun! I want to tweet NPR, just to see myself come up on the All Tweets browser. Thanks! JT Jason,

Great write up. I like how you are pushing the limits of these different api’s. And the interface is great!

Thanks for the mention as of the lists of NPR topics via Yahoo Pipes. I also have a list of programs, bios, music artists and music genres here:

http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/person.info?eyuid=yliICdc5p2vPuTLGXYaY3xI-

Are the lists automatically truncated at NPR or as part of the PHP parser? I’ll definitely checkout the svn repository and come back with more questions.

Real fun! I want to tweet NPR, just to see myself come up on the All Tweets browser.

Thanks! JT

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