Vicarious.ly real-time location-based stream
March 12th, 2010 | Stella Wong | Categories: HCI (Human Computer Interaction), Mobile, Online, Social, Technology | Tags: blockchalk, brightkite, Bump, flickr, foursquare, Gowalla, location, stream, twitter | No Comments »
Vicarious.ly
is a real-time location-based stream of information presented in a nice visual way. While the plan is to eventually launch one for many different cities around the U.S. and eventually the world, the first one is based around Austin, for SXSW.
To make it, SimpleGeo partnered with BlockChalk, Brightkite, Bump Technologies, Flickr, Fwix, Foursquare, Gowalla, and Twitter to pull all of their location data and place it both in a constantly-updating stream, and put data points on a Google Map at the top of the page. These data points are represented by the logos of the various companies, so it’s easy to follow visually.
(via Techcrunch)
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