UNIQLOCK is
a nice example of a viral program that works. Site visitors are invited to
embed a clock on their blog, Facebook or iGoogle page. Embeds fuel the motion
of a map-based visualization of the physical origin of participants. As the map
jumps around to display the time in different embed locations, site visitors can link
off to the embed sites. This makes the site an interestingly random way to
discover content from all over the world.
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Comments (1)
That would be great for forums and even regular websites ....
looks like a great way to offer an interactive members tags
Posted by Randy | May 22, 2008 5:24 AM
Posted on May 22, 2008 05:24