metricsman.wordpress.com
Social Media Measurement 2011: Five Things to Forget and Five Things to Learn |
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Insight and Opinions on Social Media and Public Relations Research and Measurement. Social Media Measurement 2011: Five Things to Forget and Five Things to Learn. As we look to the next year, here are five things to forget and five things to learn about social media measurement in 2011. Things to Forget in 2011. 2 Vanity Metrics – Fans and Followers. For Twitter, there is a growing amount of evidence (read the Million Follower Fallacy. Measurement standardization is always an interesting topic to debate&...
blogtheinfluence.blogspot.com
Blog the influence?: Twitter: a number of followers doesn't actually mean anything
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Nov 10, 2010. Twitter: a number of followers doesn't actually mean anything. Another research has been released with the evidence that influence has very little to do with popularity. It literally says that those Twitterers who enjoy the greatest number of followers are popular. But that does not necessarily make them influential. High follower counts don't always mean someone is being retweeted or mentioned in any meaningful ways, ReadWriteWeb. Types and degrees of influence within the network:. 2 Retwe...
nytimes.com
The Million Follower Fallacy - Audience Size Doesn't Prove Influence on Twitter - NYTimes.com
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Search All NYTimes.com. DIGITAL VIDEO and PHOTOGRAPHY. Speaker and Home Theater. The Million Follower Fallacy: Audience Size Doesn't Prove Influence on Twitter. Sign In to E-Mail. By SARAH PEREZ of ReadWriteWeb. Published: March 19, 2010. Those with the largest number of followers may be "popular" Twitterers, but that's not necessarily. Related to their influence. High follower counts don't always mean someone is being retweeted or mentioned in any meaningful ways. Skip to next paragraph. These three mea...
ccs.neu.edu
Pulse of the Nation: U.S. Mood Throughout the Day inferred from Twitter
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Pulse of the Nation:. US Mood Throughout the Day inferred from Twitter. Click for high-resolution PDF version (11MB). A time-lapse video of the maps, cycled twice, is available below (best viewed at 720p):. Similar variations were discovered independently by Michael Macy and Scott Golder, and first reported in the talk "Answers in Search of a Question" at the New Directions in Text Analysis Conference in May 2010. About the Data and Visualization. 2] using the same basic methodology as previous work [3]&...
socialnetworks.mpi-sws.org
Social Computing / Online Social Networks Research @ MPI-SWS: Data sets
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Flickr, LiveJournal, Orkut, YouTube, and Facebook data. Data from our IMC'07. Papers and Alan Mislove's PhD Thesis is publicly available by emailing Alan Mislove at amislove (at) mpi-sws (dot) org. Each of the data sets has been anonymized to protect the privacy of the social network users. We thank Akshay Bhat. For his discovery of an attack and fix for our photo timestamp anonymization scheme. Details of data from our ICWSM'10. Papers can be found here. Details of data from our WWW'12.