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This is cool. Very, very cool.
Someone has apparently scraped Orkut for name and city data, and mapped the results to a satellite map application. You can put in a latitude and longitude, or a zip code, and see all the Orkut users who've listed that as their home.
Worth re-reading Tom Coates & Stefan Magdalinski's "UpMyStreet Conversations" paper from EtCon 2003, for some mature perspective on mapping digital networks and conversations to the real world.
Someone has apparently scraped Orkut for name and city data, and mapped the results to a satellite map application. You can put in a latitude and longitude, or a zip code, and see all the Orkut users who've listed that as their home.
1. Matt on February 19, 2004 3:44 AM writes...
Worth re-reading Tom Coates & Stefan Magdalinski's "UpMyStreet Conversations" paper from EtCon 2003, for some mature perspective on mapping digital networks and conversations to the real world.
http://www.plasticbag.org/files/misc/etech.ppt
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