I was at Jeff Pulver’s 140 Character Conference this week part of the time, and when I could not be there (due to work) I decided to subscribe to the entire data stream so I could read it later. But then, I thought, why not analyze that data stream in a Social Media monitoring platform – so here’s what I found, quickly, using SM2 Techrigy.
I don’t have the time time morning to do a deep dive analysis of the data – I’m just going to present the basic charts Techrigy provides and do a more in depth analysis at another time, soon.
It happened this week
Since #140conf happened this week – the spike on 6/16 makes sense.
The majority of the activity was on Twitter – which was no surprise since the conference was about Twitter.
The Audience, online, was much as Twitter’s audience is known to be, mostly male 35 years old or older – Eric T. Peterson said as much on Wednesday morning in his 10 min presentation.
The Cloud Category Tag Cloud -
#140conf 140conf Blog Blogger Confidential info related Facebook Flickr FriendFeed identi.ca Legal related LinkedIn LiveJournal Mainstream Media Media Types – Other Message Board/Forum Microblog Negative opinion New Ning Plurk Political related Positive opinion Product problem related Religious related Security related Social Network Tone: Neutral Tone: Somewhat Negative Tone: Somewhat Positive Tone: Very Negative Tone: Very Positive TOP100 tumblr Twitter TypePad Video/Photo Sharing Vox WordPress.com YouTube
#140conf #dontloozeit #followfriday @adventuregirl @drew @ijustine 140 140 character conference 140conf 140conf-website 17062009051 1938media 2008 us election – obama and mccain a really goode job ann curry anncurry blamedrewscancer blog business chris sacca citizen journalism cnn cnn new cnn newsroom comedy conference conference organizer conferences conferences and events dateline nbc documentally drew drewolanoff epic fail events exasperation facebook fox news fred wilson garyvee google hayzlett health internet iphone jack dorsey jeff pulver jeffrey kodak life marisa taylor marketing mashable media media 2.0 media generation media networks melissapierce mobypicture music nbc today show new york news news anchor newyork nyc online media people politics pulver qik rick sanchez robert scoble scoble search sites social social media social networking tech tech crunch techcrunch technology thomas attila lewis tickets tim o’reilly today show todayshow tomdog tweet tweets twestival twitter violent protests web web analytics weekday edition world stages wyclef wyclef jean
Most of the content was of favorable tone – but we’d have to look at the tweets to be sure
The emotions in the datastream ran the full spectrum and the results could be isolated by clicking on each chart element. Many conversations had more than one emotion.
And the Conference was covered all over the globe.
… the the bulk in New York – but there were Tweeters everywhere spreading the message.
