Key Events in Australian (Micro-)Blogging during 2010
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Paper presented at ECREA 2010, Hamburg, 15 Oct. 2010.
![Project: New Media and Public Communication ARC Discovery (2010-12) – A$410.000 Axel Bruns (CI), Jean Burgess (SRF) – QUT, Brisbane Lars Kirchhoff, Thomas Nicolai (PIs) – Sociomantic Labs, Berlin Project blog: http://mappingonlinepublics.net/ Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Social network sources: ,[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 1. Key Events in Australian (Micro-)Bloggingduring 2010 Axel Bruns / Jean Burgess ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation, Brisbane a.bruns@qut.edu.au – @snurb_dot_info je.burgess@qut.edu.au – @jeanburgesshttp://mappingonlinepublics.net – http://cci.edu.au/ Thomas Nicolai / Lars Kirchhoff Sociomantic Labs, Berlin thomas.nicolai@sociomantic.com / lars.kirchhoff@sociomantic.com http://sociomantic.com/
- 3. Flickr
- 4. Twitter
- 6. content creation statistics
- 7. patterns in terms and themes
- 8. baseline social networking map
- 12. communication across clusters
- 13. thematic discourse analysis
- 15. content scraper
- 16. content analysis
- 18. Analysis – Blogs
- 19. Blog Network (between known blogs only)(~8500 blogs / 17 July to 25 Aug. 2010 / All page links / Node size: Indegree) parenting politics food arts & crafts design and style
- 20. Change of Plans: Leadership #spill and #ausvotes Election 23 June, 18:00-00:00:Speculation 24 June, 07:00-15:00:Party Vote & Aftermath
- 24. #ausvotes: Overall Activity (17 July – 24 Aug. 2010)
- 26. #ausvotes: Mentions of the Leaders
- 27. #ausvotes: Mentions of the Leaders (cumulative)
- 30. #ausvotes: Discussion Network17 July to 25 Aug. 2010 / All @replies / Node size: Indegree / Node colours: betweenness centrality)
- 31. Notes and Limitations Twapperkeeper relies on #hashtags Problem if #hashtags are inconsistent/unclear Follow-on @replies and retweets may not continue to use #hashtags Casual commenters may not use #hashtags in the first place May miss early developments – e.g. #hashtag standardisation Twitter as a subset of society: Broadband policy and Internet filter over-, asylum seekers underrepresented #hashtag use is a further sign of self-selection Need to look to Twitterfirehose for more comprehensive picture Need to track baseline activity to understand how exceptional #ausvotes was See more at mappingonlinepublics.net – up next: time-based animations... Or find us at @snurb_dot_info and @jeanburgess