@jaymartinez tech was the core of the show as it drives the 'interactive'. So Nick's point is somewhat valid. in reply to jaymartinez 3 hrs ago
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The Greatest Mashup Eva!

Categories: MashupsPosted on October 10th, 2006

Here’s a great example of four products opening up their raw data and APIs to create a new community mashup that meets the unique needs of a specialized consumer on the long tail using user generated geo tagging and syndicated dynamic vector font colors.

Mashup

Behold the Frito Lay Mashup!

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  • Rob
    Um...my understanding is that this mashup is akin to the hotdog--the LEFTOVERS from assembly lines, as in scraped off side of bins, ones that fall thru cracks on to the floor, the not so good specimens.
    Kind of like the ground "beef" at taco bell, or the outdated milk they put up front, or...
  • I think it's 1.75 oz. It was a plentiful mix.
  • 1.25 ounce bag? I'm guessing there was room in there for about 1.25 of each chip/pretzel ;)
  • Oh Adam,

    Chex mix is "SnackMash 1.0".

    its oldschool
  • Does this make Chex Mix the Amazon of snack mix mashup explosion (the granddaddy)?

    :)
  • Cheese Fix(tm)
  • Allen,

    Good point... pretzels are not part of the cheese 'data type', so this is a bit odd.

    Someone call standards.
  • do the pretzels really belong there? or were they just stuck in to please the Frito Lay execs? :)
  • after the gootube explosion yes, it was a slow day.
  • What, it was two hours since your last entry and you just had to find something to write about?
    :-)
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