I'll be in New York next week speaking at Personal Democracy Forum 2008. The title of my talk is 'When Worlds Collide: Social Media, Mainstream Media and Politics. In it I will discuss the value of large aggregates of social media data as a lens for understanding the political process and landscape. The presentation is very visual and I hope to have some version of it online soon. Readers of this blog will much of the content, but there is some new stuff in there as well!
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trying again ... good visualizations! we still need to talk about usenet politics/blog analysis!
Posted by: kathy gill | June 23, 2008 at 11:14 AM
Ah, Terribly sorry I missed this! I was at a different conference on Monday, but I made it in for Day 2 of PDF... wish I could have swung by on Monday, I'm a huge fan of the data you present here on the blog!
Posted by: Andrew Cafourek | June 25, 2008 at 08:32 AM