The methodology being used is described in this post.
You are invited to comment and criticise as much as you like :)
Semantic web visualisation for Gordon Brown
Semantic web visualisation for Nick Clegg
Semantic web visualisation for David Cameron
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Day 3 Semantic analysis of the UK general election
This is the first daily semantic wall about three political leaders David Cameron, Conservative; Gordon Brown, Labour and Nick Clegg, LibDem.
The methodology being used is described in this post.
You are invited to comment and criticise as much as you like :)
Semantic web visualisation for Gordon Brown
Semantic web visualisation for Nick Clegg
The methodology being used is described in this post.
You are invited to comment and criticise as much as you like :)
Semantic web visualisation for Gordon Brown
Semantic web visualisation for Nick Clegg
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I've just had a brief skim through "Social Media Metrics" by Jim Sterne and found the perfect summary of this exercise.
ReplyDeleteData rich - insight poor.
Excellent. So now perhaps this is an opportunity for clever people to turn data into insights.
ReplyDeleteMuch better to have data to inform insights. It sure beats intuition and guesswork.
What is interesting about the data so far is that intuitively, or just a quick glance, shows that Gordon Brown has less of a footprint (OK no footprint) and guess what, the Labour Party (24 April), is changing its campaign strategy to give him a bigger image.
The word picture provided an insight at a glance. Don't think you can do better than that.
The data you're displaying here shows no such thing.
ReplyDeleteExplain please. What do you mean by "Gordon Brown has less of a footprint (OK no footprint)"?
ReplyDeleteHow do you get that "insight" from the word cloud above?