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I've blogged about the ratio of attention comparing Obama and Clinton, observing that Obama showed a steady increase against Clinton. The story is different now. In the latest analysis, we can see that Obama's trend no longer holds and that Clinton is bouncing back (represented by the clear decay in the last 10 days).
Perhaps it is time to start showing the ratio the other way: Clinton/Obama.
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Don't you think that this is just due to increasing discussion of Clinton's pending demise?
Posted by: Janonymous | March 09, 2008 at 03:43 PM
It could well be - there is nothing qualitative about these observations.
Posted by: Matthew Hurst | March 09, 2008 at 04:28 PM