London Olympics is Over, but You Can Still Enjoy Archived Memories on Maapit

Aug. 20, 2012 - PRLog -- Undoubtedly, most people had a great time watching the Olympics, by most people, that number equates to about one third of the world. Quite a few athletes, people and countries were disappointed; however, others were overjoyed just to win any medal for their country to put them on the map for a brief moment. As Olympians return home and the dust settles on London Olympics to make way for Rio Olympics in 2016, you cannot deny there were tons of unforgettable moments. Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt immortalized their names in history as legends and young stars like Gabrielle Douglas, Missy Franklin were remarkably great. We also saw inspiring moments from Oscar Pistorius and Chad le Clos, who must still be in awe after beating Michael Phelps. Not to mention the contentious gymnastic moments between U.S. and Russian athletes, all these are memories we will remember for quite some time. The more important question is, how long will it take before the vivid memories are erased from our memories? That's where Maapit comes in.

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What Role Did Technology Play in London 2012 Olympics?

Yes, most people were Tweeting or Facebooking, which are great, but neither of those sites captured the Olympics in its full glory, the way Maapit did. Even though millions or billions of interactions occurred on the older platforms, the critical issue is that all the User Generated Content (UGC) ultimately gets pushed down after three weeks as more comments are posted. Also there's nothing as compelling as having beautiful memories captured in one place which you can easily access with one button, instead of scouring the web looking for content. That's why Maapit took a completely different approach to its User Interface(U.I.) After visiting the Memory Wall on Maapit, which you'll find by clicking the Archive tab on the navigation, you will be greeted with a colorful cornucopia of Olympic moments http://www.maapit.com/archive you have to be logged in to access it. Check if some of your favorite moments were captured.

Curating and Archiving Global Events for Future Generation

For those you have ever wondered; wouldn't it be great if social expressions, emotional experiences and live, user-generated-content could be captured and archived for global events in one central place. So that years from now, tomorrow's generation could be entertained and educated by all that historical content. There's no need to wonder anymore because there's a platform for that. Maapit focuses on capturing today's global events for future generations. Maapit has successfully executed a novel way to bring that experience to life. Maapit has ambitious plans, to capture the biggest events of our lifetime on what it refers to as its Memory Wall.  The high-tech platform serves as a Digital Museum;  with the click of one button, anyone can access all the live emotions and experiences.

The Impact

Imagine in two to three years from now if your children or friends ask, where you were during the 2012 Olympics. All you need to do is just go online to Maapit, and do a name or email search on the Memory Wall after clicking on the event, and it displays your beautiful memories. You can search for your comments, photos or posts from any campaign or event that Maapit archives. For those who are looking for meaningful reasons to be social, Maapit is a new and compelling experience, it has a visceral feel.

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