Election Results Exit Poll Haikus
I don't know if anybody else enjoyed this election poetry. Using only tags from Technorati and Flickr, here are some election results exit poll haikus:
exit poll 06
democrats rock election
republicans fall
election results
republicans iraq war
climatechange dc
vote borat 2006
britney spears advertising
divorce, bush haggard
It was interesting watching the CNN blogparty last night. I "interacted" with a few of the bloggers by posting comments. One of them, Lost Remote, integrated my election tag ideas in their coverage. See what they're about.
Update: Steve Rubel's Social Media and the Election post references the Lost Remote election tags post. I think it's the tags in the socialmedia space, in particular, that make tracking live events practical. Traditional search engines like Google don't help in real-time. As bloggers and other creators of content (such as Flickr photos) tag their content for events, the tags preclude, to some degree, the need for a sophisticated algorithm to find relevant content pertaining to the event. The intelligence involved in creating the tags in the first place orders the results. As a handful of tags coalesce around a particular event, it becomes possible to track the event in real-time across many socialmedia sites by following the tags.
exit poll 06
democrats rock election
republicans fall
election results
republicans iraq war
climatechange dc
vote borat 2006
britney spears advertising
divorce, bush haggard
It was interesting watching the CNN blogparty last night. I "interacted" with a few of the bloggers by posting comments. One of them, Lost Remote, integrated my election tag ideas in their coverage. See what they're about.
Update: Steve Rubel's Social Media and the Election post references the Lost Remote election tags post. I think it's the tags in the socialmedia space, in particular, that make tracking live events practical. Traditional search engines like Google don't help in real-time. As bloggers and other creators of content (such as Flickr photos) tag their content for events, the tags preclude, to some degree, the need for a sophisticated algorithm to find relevant content pertaining to the event. The intelligence involved in creating the tags in the first place orders the results. As a handful of tags coalesce around a particular event, it becomes possible to track the event in real-time across many socialmedia sites by following the tags.
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