links for 2009-03-19

I like this example and few companies have the balls to do these types of things. I bet P&G learned heaps. Don't know how many teams I've tried to convince to do similar things / exercises. Note the quotes. More activity in hours than most major brands do in months – maybe even years! Cool!

Forwarding SMS messages is a key behavior in India where many use it to forward jokes and poetry amongst other things. It's fast and cheap and a way to keep in touch with your network which might not be wired to email in the same fashion.

David created the iSpykee app to control the video on his robot. Its a pretty cool demo of the future.

Want relevant tweets or RT's of your posts that are referenced in twitter to show up against your blog? Now you can. This looks like a relatively straight forward modification. I plan to add it soon and try it out.

Twitter Counter is yet another tool that would like to get on your blog. It remains unclear to me if twitter users that visit must sign in to it or if they are automatically displayed. I'll leave it there for a few days. Maybe I will then work it out.

A TweetRoll is a static listing of your Twitter friends. However it doesn't seem to randomize the faces and it is limited on sizing options. Some customization is allowed. I'm more interested in knowing which tweeple recently visited my blog with potentially a quick and easy way to follow or find out more about them.