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awesome mashup
by gbenitt May 22, 2007 8:53 PM PDT
I'm biased, as the developer works for Goowy and is one of my friends, but I think his digg expose is a pretty awesome mashup. He combines two available APIs and created a powerful visualization tool with multiple sorts and eye catching display options. He's already received multiple requests for similar visualizations with various data points. Hart deserves a lot of credit - I hope he wins the contest!

Josh - one correction. It looks like you mention that this is available at Diggexpose.com - that's looks to be a parked domain and this application does not exist there. Thanks for the review...
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wrong link posted
by pseudopop May 23, 2007 9:48 AM PDT
i don't think Diggexpose.com is the right link, I get a domain page. Might want to touch that up.
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Where is Snap Shots?
by jasonATsnap May 23, 2007 4:53 PM PDT
Josh,

Way cool coverage of an equally cool mashup. I wanted to give props to Hart @ Goowy for taking the time to make this and reach out to us at Snap about it. Seems it got some great coverage and DIGGs and we love stuff like this for brand awareness for Snap, not to mention hightling the cool things people have done with our products.

Also, wanted to point out that it would be cool to have Snap Shots enabled on your Webware blog so people could see all the links you point them too! I think it would be very useful.

Thanks again,
Jason Fields
Product Evangelist, Emerging Technology
www.Snap.com
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Got rid of bad link
by Josh.Lowensohn May 24, 2007 11:02 PM PDT
Sorry, there was a mixup with copy regarding names and that link found its way in there after publishing. Sorry for any confusion.
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