It seems that at the end of the game, Mike Tomlin was the toast of Idaho. posted by rebel_rebel at 10:03 PM on February 3
I was involved in a twitter-review experiment (like a group of 30 live-bloggers) for a big-deal theatrical premiere in Portland, a 4-hour (!) show called Apollo.
Pretty fun snarking -- it was a bloated, only slightly narrative SPECTACLE so plenty to latch on to -- but of course it made it hard to really get immersed in the show. Warning: SPOILERS (as much as possible in this kind of show) Act 1 -- Act 2, maybe best tweets -- Act 3 posted by msalt at 10:23 PM on February 3
Yeah and ground zero of the Springsteen nova was of course New Jersey!
This is an awesome way to display information, I love the new insights you get from tag clouds and all that, but it still gives me a little bit of uneasy future shock. We sure love watching ourselves watch ourselves watch ourselves, don't we? posted by arcanecrowbar at 11:04 PM on February 3
Well, it was only "superbowl related words". They should have done something where people send them @NYT messages or something and then recorded every word. Like with their WORD TRAIN craziness from election night but using twitter rather then a custom site. posted by delmoi at 11:07 PM on February 3
It's be nice if one could adjust the playback speed. It was a bit too quick to take everything in on even a few viewings. The SPRINGSTEEN explosion at halftime is what make it for me. posted by Jawn at 2:03 AM on February 4
Apparently there is one twitterer in Montana. He saw Springsteen and thought it was awful. posted by chillmost at 2:39 AM on February 4
Lao Tzu said: Those who know do not twit, those who twit do not know.
Why must we all talk so much? Do we really have that much to say? We blog and post and email and twit and tweet when we should just put the damned thing down and watch the game. posted by tommyD at 3:39 AM on February 4
tommyD: We blog and post and email and twit and tweet when we should just put the damned thing down and watch the game.
The pace of American Football has always been so slow, that I've found it difficult to just watch a game. In my family it was usually paired with a meal, or even better, an after-meal nap. posted by KirkJobSluder at 4:41 AM on February 4
They sure do love them some Star Trek in Western New York. posted by uncleozzy at 5:47 AM on February 4
Since it's aggregated data, either the misspellings were ignored or were pooled with the correctly spelled terms. posted by ardgedee at 6:25 AM on February 4
I found my single message I sent during the game. Does this count as an appearance in the Times? posted by mikeh at 6:38 AM on February 4
Great. But here's the thing: no new information. Was there anything surprising about the data presented? Info graphics should use the "graphic" part to show you something you didn't already know. They should reveal. This one doesn't. (PS: I like the Flash, tho. Very pretty.) posted by MarshallPoe at 7:06 AM on February 4
cars Steelers Steelers springsteen CROTCH SLIDE football Cardinals posted by _aa_ at 7:37 AM on February 4
Seems like an appropriate place to post the new rickroll: BOSSCOCKED
posted by shii at 9:28 PM on February 3