Last but not least: Tweet map
Maps showing where and how much people have tweeted allow us to draw interesting conclusions—especially when they've been tracking vast numbers of tweets since 2009.
Miguel Rios, Visual Insight Manager at Twitter, spoke at the internal blog has published interesting maps showing geotagged tweets. As an extremely large number of such messages have seen the light of day since 2009 and each tweet is marked with a dot, not only the maps but also cities, roads and differences within urban centers can be identified. Even individual busy sea routes become visible. If there are many points at the same location, the color changes. Incidentally, all maps can be displayed on Flickr and can be enlarged to the original size by right-clicking. (hae)
Europe (Original size): All roads lead to Moscow - and there's a lot of tweeting going on in the UK.
Milan and Paris as hot spots, Switzerland (Zurich) and a ferry route off Sicily
Istanbul
New York with Manhattan
Tokyo
Moscow
via @manuelnappo , Corriere.it
