Comments on: Facebook maps the swine flu hysteria
Facebook releases a set of images, displaying discussion of the swine flu outbreak across the site.
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As I understand it, it shows the percentage of Facebook users from that particular state that have talked about swine flu.
It doesnt make sense, especially where its placed, it looks like a mistake
One reason why it may be low in Mississippi is because they had their Spring Break back in March when this wasnt an issue.
Many of the states with these problems have colleges/schools in them that were in Mexico for Spring Break, or they had a releative there and they brought it back with them.
http://www.swine-flu-map-animation.com/
- by vitoque1 May 2, 2009 3:57 PM PDT
- Best dashboard (heatmap + timeline + breaking news) about swine map is probably the theairdb one:
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(13 Comments)http://theairdb.com/swine-flu/heatmap.html
I particularly like the possibility of importing both heatmap and timeline as iGoogle gadget