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Paris Hilton Ad Deemed Too Hot For Brazil (VIDEO)

Australia's South West is off to the Malaysian Tourism Travel Fair (MATTA) which starts on Friday and goes through... http://bit.ly/avt1dl
AustraliasSW (Australias SouthWest)

All shoppers and clubbers get together at #Mykonos until late October #greece #tourism #travel #holiday
HolidayGreece (HolidayGreece)

#jessicaxjones Here are some of the most popular travel and tourism sites for Canada under the .ca domain #vkb http://bit.ly/9IiksY
vagabot (VagaBot)

@yphnewsroom #travel this will boast the local tourism and attract more tourist. I hope you will close partnership with #DOT
bonvallite (Bon Vallite)

RT @TravelNewsFeeds TF - Travel RT @Visit_Dublin RT @baltimoreadvent Hostels in Dublin « Travel and Tourism (http://cli.gs/SW6Ly): RT ... ht
Visit_Dublin (Visit Dublin)

Check it out: : Rainbow Tourism - Gay and Lesbian Travel: Afternoon Delight in Sydney http://bit.ly/aNSqcM
sydneyhomos (sydneyhomos)

world travel Tourism officials praise new law: "Many countries have entry and exit fees so the United States is do... http://bit.ly/beghrj
TravelNewsFeeds (Travel News Feeds)

Whats the best site for travel and tourism? - http://kamaal.net/url/190v
businesspal (Kamaal Makrani)

About

Talks is a work of e-literature, an ever changing networked narrative fuelled by Twitter activity and semantically organised by Zemanta.

Each time the Talks is accessed or reloaded it creates a short social network like narrative.

How? First it creates a text from recent Twitts then is using Zemanta service to extract some overall semantics (tags, related articles). A title of related article is taken for a title of current iteration of the Talks. Then the discussion made of related Twitts (based on tags) is added. (Text sent to Zemanta is not visible to the reader of the Talks.)

Twitter is popular micro-blogging and social networking service. Its users can send and read other users' updates (known as tweets), a text posts of up to 140 characters in length.

Zemanta is a service which provides relevant tags, links and pictures from users’ unstructured textual content. Zemanta is accessible as a browser based blogging extension and as API.

Credits

Author: Jaka Železnikar, 20. January 2009
Zemanta API
Twitter API
Algorithmically selected content: different Twitter users