Introduction

Timeline in the Wild

The US Presidential website Recovery.gov features the Timeline software at the bottom of the site's home page.

The Itinerary of King John Demonstrates integration with Google Maps to show King John's itinerary.
The Maryland Campaign of 1862
Battles of the American Civil War via Freebase integration

MadeInLocal social networking site. Use menu Action / Search / Events to see the Timeline of local events

Comment by tobias.jordans, Feb 01, 2009

Great list, thanks a lot!

Comment by artatac, Feb 10, 2009

Comment by daghlian, Feb 17, 2009

Also used by the White House: http://recovery.gov

Comment by beyondthepixel, Mar 19, 2009

http://flarecovery.com/ ... same usage as recovery.gov but w/ more data

Comment by alexpearlstein, Mar 24, 2009

http://www.tyinguplostthreads.com/Events has the timeline up and running but, they are in the process of correcting the actual dates.

Comment by josep.saldana, Apr 09, 2009

Comment by bob.badgett, Apr 15, 2009

We used this at the Annals of Internal Medicine in a rosiglitazone timeline.

Comment by ronny.timmermans3, Jun 01, 2009

we use it in our website http://www.xenit.eu

Comment by ave.nick.wrigley, Sep 02, 2009

We use timemap (timeline + google map) to show news stories on http://itn.co.uk/earth.html

Comment by ave.nick.wrigley, Sep 02, 2009

Forgot to mention ... this also uses dynamic data loading.

Comment by ericblue76, Dec 10, 2009

Simile timeline has been a crucial component to my wiki for personal knowledge management. Check out:

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