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✓ Published: 04-Nov-2010
✓ Published: 04-Nov-2010
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Displayed in Times Square NYC - November 4th, 2010 for the Microsoft Kinect launch.nnA Flash movie that displays the animation and shows recent tweets for a specific set of hash tags. I created a Python script that writes tweets to a DB for moderation - and once they're approved I built a JSON based feed reader that displays them on the big screen.
Displayed in Times Square NYC - November 4th, 2010 for the Microsoft Kinect launch.nnA Flash movie that displays the animation and shows recent tweets for a specific set of hash tags. I created a Python script that writes tweets to a DB for moderation - and once they're approved I built a JSON based feed reader that displays them on the big screen.
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