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"With the MLB playoffs in full swing, it\u2019s been hard to miss the chatter on Twitter during pivotal moments during games.  MLB.com is now tracking all of that action, and compiling it in an interactive inning-by-inning timeline of each game that compiles Twitter buzz alongside video highlights.\nThe result is MLB\u2019s \u201CPulse\u201D feature which now accompanies the Wrap Up of each game.  In addition to the graph for each team's tweet volume and highlights, you can also see all of the tweets that MLB pulled in, so you can see specifically what people were saying at any point during the game.Unfortunately, Pulse is only available after games, though the team that worked on the project tells me that real-time is in the works for next season.  Nonetheless, during games, MLB.com has added a Twitter feature to its GameDay view where you can both watch a pitch-by-pitch description of what\u2019s happening, and also see all the tweets coming in about the game. There's also an option to login and post your own updates.\n\n\n\n\nOverall, MLB.com has done a nice job of making the playoffs a more social experience, and could certainly stand to get users spending a lot more time on its site when the Pulse feature moves to real-time next year."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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