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Putting news to good use
It’s really amazing how many ways people find to visualize and use news. Here are a few of my favorites. (Click the pictures for more information.)
NewsBreaker
NewsBreaker is MSNBC’s version of the classic Breakout game that fetches articles from RSS feeds based on which block you hit. There is also a screen saver.
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eRiceCooker
eRiceCooker tracks Internet news […]
It’s not your fault
Like many other people, I recently got an invite to join a social networking site called Quechup from someone I knew a while back. I’m glad I got it when I was busy, so I didn’t follow up on it right away because if I did, I’d probably have fallen into the trap many others […]
