In Idea To Execution: The Team Behind Twitterverse at Wired‚Äö√Ñ√¥s Epicenter blog, Adario Strange writes: “Snooping around the web I found this interesting early idea sketch from the creators of Twitterverse (see below). Over the weekend I got in touch with web designer and Twitterverse co-creator Emily Chang of Ideacodes for an explanation‚Äö√Ѭ∂”I did the sketch in March as my partner, Max Kiesler, and I were debating a Twitter mashup called Twitterverse.com. It‚Äö√Ñ√¥s an experiment we‚Äö√Ñ√¥re doing in our free time to mine and archive the public timeline show popular words and phrases from Twitter.‚Äö√Ñ√π See the post at Wired.rn

We’re psyched to launch our first release of Twitterverse tonight after working on the idea for the last couple of weeks and then the last 48 hours straight. “Twitterverse is a mashup and a visualization layer for Obvious‘ hot new product, Twitter, a “sophisticated, device-agnostic, social message routing system that nobody realizes they need until they try it,” as Biz Stone so aptly described. “rnWe’re self-proclaimed Twitter addicts. It’s given us a glimpse into the lives of so many and let us share those moments in time, both mundane and magnificent, that otherwise would have gone unnoticed. Where blogging gave us a similar connection to the thoughts of individuals worldwide, Twitter is capturing these little moments in time – much like a photograph momentarily stops and captures time visually. This power to make the invisible, visible, is something …