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Global Media Insight: Omar be coming

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A word cloud analysis of a Facebook poll, generating more than 2,000 responses, reveals a clear winner of users' favorite member of “The Street” in The Wire. It also highlights how useful word clouds can be to quickly interpret (and illustrate) a large amount of data. Thanks for writing, I very much liked your newest post. I think you should post more frequently. you evidently have natural ability for blogging! Please dont forget to visit my blog. Http:/ tamboenman.blogspot.com. View my complete profile.

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Global Media Insight: Election 2010: Social Media Analysis - 8:45PM update

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Election 2010: Social Media Analysis - 8:45PM update. Following on from my earlier post. Labour are still languishing in third with regard to percentage share (22.8%) but would be up 11 seats to 180. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Liberal Democrat Coalition Backlash? Is the worst of the Facebook privacy backlash over. The beginning of the end for Facebook? Twitter Exit Poll - 10pm. Election 2010: Social Media Analysis - 8:45PM upda. Nick Clegg: Word Cloud Analysis. Facebook Fans: Clegg v Cameron.

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Global Media Insight: Less interest in 2010 World Cup for England fans

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Less interest in 2010 World Cup for England fans. Not surprisingly interest in the World Cup within host nation South Africa has soared, with search volumes for May 2010 up almost 500% on the same period in 2006. Having qualified for the first time in 32 years last time round, it is actually more of a surprise that Australian search volumes haven't dipped more. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Predicting Big Brother Using Search. Search and Twitter closely entwined. Predicting Cigar Sales Using Search.

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Global Media Insight: How Sexualisation Entered the Public Lexicon

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How Sexualisation Entered the Public Lexicon. In today's Guardian Laurie Penny of the 'Penny Red' blog states:. I've tracked all mentions of the use of the word 'sexualisation' during the last 18 months across mainstream and social media coverage. As a result, this analysis focuses on Anglo-reporting (UK, Australia and Canada) of the word as it excludes the Americanised 'sexualization'. However, it was the widespread reporting of Linda Popadopoulus's report on the "sexualisation of children" in February ...

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Global Media Insight: Brand Rooney suffers

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According to Opta's statistics Wayne Rooney has lost the ball by being tackled in possession more often than any other player at this year's World Cup. A comparison of his performance in the opening match against USA and final game with Germany reveals a quite dramatic deterioration in his passing accuracy too. The bad news for brand Rooney is that, not only are there more eyes on him than ever before, global interest is also higher than it has been since his disappointing World Cup in 2006.

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Global Media Insight: Lindsay and LeBron dominate news searches

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Lindsay and LeBron dominate news searches. According to Pew Research Center's latest weekly News Interest Index, interest in the Gulf oil leak has started to see a fall in the percentage of the public following the story closely. An analysis of news searches across the last four months reveals a very similar pattern:. However, Pew's findings for the most popular news items reveals a marked difference to the most searched for stories. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Adidas gains search boost from Worl...

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Global Media Insight: Clegg mania continues

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UPDATE: As of 21:33 on 18 April, Clegg. Now has more fans than Cameron. On Facebook, having gained more than 10,000 since Thursday night. Confirming the difference a televised debate can make, the surge in media coverage around Nick Clegg has also resulted in a dramatic rise in online searches for the Liberal Democrat leader. Mentions of Clegg have also risen almost exponentially across all social media, driven largely by Twitter. Underlining the fact that Clegg must differentiate himself from Cameron in...

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Global Media Insight: Facebook Fans: Clegg v Cameron

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Facebook Fans: Clegg v Cameron. Here first, it wasn't until as late as 18th April that Nick Clegg first accumulated more fans on Facebook. However, in the three weeks to election day he has soared ahead of Cameron to claim at least one victory on May 6th. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Liberal Democrat Coalition Backlash? Is the worst of the Facebook privacy backlash over. The beginning of the end for Facebook? Twitter Exit Poll - 10pm. Election 2010: Social Media Analysis - 8:45PM upda.

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Global Media Insight: Fleet's Street influence on the 2005 Election

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Fleet's Street influence on the 2005 Election. Continuing on from the previous post. Analysing the media's influence on the election across the last 65 years, I've created a visualisation of newspaper support for the three main political parties at the 2005 election (the size of the bubble corresponds to circulation). As previously noted, despite Lord Mandelson's protestations to the contrary,. Fri Jun 10, 04:54:00 AM GMT. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fleets Street influence on the 2005 Election.

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Global Media Insight: FTSE set to rebound?

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FTSE set to rebound? By Keynes logic, people price shares not based on what they think their fundamental value is, but rather on what they think everyone else thinks their value is. With more than half of all Internet users beginning any session with a Google search and 76% of the UK online, Google Insights for Search arguably provides us with an opportunity to gage the behavourial habits of 20 million members of the British public. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Predicting Big Brother Using Search.