This Infographic charts fans’ use of Twitter hashflags (like #esp or #usa) in their Tweets during the 2010 World Cup, with a background showing Tweets-per-second (TPS) over the same period (June 11-July 11, 2010).
When you look at this graphic, think of it like a soundwave -- the louder and more consistent the “noise,” the bigger the impact in all directions. Countries’ flags represent use of their hashflag. The size of the flag “waves” fluctuate with the frequency & consistency of tweets containing each country’s hashflag.
[image created by @miguelrios using www.leebyron.com/else/streamgraph/]
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The Good Uploadr 36 months ago
ah, yup. that'd explain some downtime.
The Cleveland Kid 36 months ago
Nice! I wondered why my productivity happened to be down ;)
F6x 36 months ago
And where is the vuvuzela portion?
Will Francis, London 36 months ago
Nice, weird there was so little activity attributed to England fans...
designbysoap.co.uk 35 months ago
This is awesome, love it!
nwjerseyliz 35 months ago
Your graphic is confusing because all 32 nations competing had either their team or players from their team that were Trending Topics. This graph only focuses on a small portion of the teams playing in the World Cup. I'm not sure why you chose this route.
ghepe770 35 months ago
very cool!
miguelrios 35 months ago
designbysoap.co.uk 35 months ago
nice of people just to criticise others' work when they don't even have any photos!
Clovis Fritzen 33 months ago
I'm proud of being Brazilian, and we will dominate Twitter !! @clovisf