“The interface shared by both the Twitter.com and advanced “desktop” clients such as TweetDeck are begging for a drastic improvement: a system of adaptive filters that manage the presentation of a potentially large, loud, and noisy “firehoses” of streaming data being pumped and replicated across the system. These will involve more than simple on/off switches: they will resemble interactive “graphical equalizers” of data that can smoothly tune in-to and out-of certain “frequencies” or features of incoming, ambient, and archived media streams. Already, services like Tweetdeck and Twittree attempt to provide new ways to organize data. Yet We believe all of the present systems are relatively archaic in comparison to how the internet is evolving. We propose its time for a revolution, a revolution in human-computer interfaces and data experiences.”

http://neuroself.blogspot.com/2010/01/twitter-o...

~Brizzly via Chris Wetherell