Dissemination of Awareness Evolution “What is really going on?” Pilkada 2015 on Twitter: The Early Study

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1) The document analyzes Twitter data related to regional elections (Pilkada) in Indonesia in 2015 to measure the dissemination and evolution of awareness over time. 2) Key metrics like modularity, connected components, and network diameter are calculated to analyze the communities and topology of discussion networks. 3) Different communities like politicians, media organizations, and ordinary users are identified and their roles in spreading information are found to change during various periods before and after the elections.

Social Media

Dissemination
of Awareness Evolution
“What is really going on?”
Pilkada 2015 on Twitter:
The Early Study
Jaka Arya Pradana, M. Adib Imtiyazi, Andry Alamsyah, Anton Herutomo

Why Twitter
• Indonesia is one of the biggest community
• Open
• Exactly measurable
• The relation is shown (follow, reply, mention, RT)

Data In Brief
• Keyword
• Hourly
• Daily (Day & Night)

How to measure?
• Connected Component
• Community
• Modularity
• Network Diameter

Dissemination & Awareness
• Before recess period
• Middle of recess period
• End of recess period
• Election Day

Before Recess Period
modularity 0,91
communities 889
density 0
network diameter: 15
radius: 0
connected component: 829
weakly connected
component:
829
strong connected
component:
8192
Rank Percentage Number
1 18,21
2 9,42
3 4,24
.. 3 2
.. 2 3
.. 1 9
.. 0 The rest

Before Recess Period – Community 1
the_geotimes
alfanalfian
CoraleeMatthews
AnnelieseMedfo1
DungMillett
modularity: 0,001
communities: 2
density: 0,001
network diameter: 1
radius: 0
connected component 1
weakly connected component: 1
strong connected component: 1542

Before Recess Period – Community 2
modularity: 0,571
communities: 16
density: 0,003
network diameter: 12
radius: 0
connected component 1
weakly connected
component: 1
strong connected
component: 760
AndiArief_AA
mohmahfudmd
ypaonganan
Yusrilihza_Mhd
davidridwanbetz

Middle of Recess Period
modularity 0,893
communities 1528
density 0
network diameter: 20
radius: 0
connected component: 1442
weakly connected component: 1442
strong connected component: 14587
Rank Percentage Number
1 10,59
2 10,02
.. 4 2
.. 3 2
.. 2 3
.. 1 9
.. 0 The rest

Middle of Recess Period – Community 1
modularity: 0,552
communities: 25
density: 0,001
network diameter: 15
radius: 0
connected component 1
weakly connected component: 1
strong connected component: 1499
mohmahfudmd
AndiArief_AA
ypaonganan
Yusrilihza_Mhd
davidridwanbetz

Middle of Recess Period – Community 2
the_geotimes
Grasia_Lingga
BanyuPaminggir
CoraleeMatthews
AnnelieseMedfo1
modularity: 0
communities: 1
density: 0,001
network diameter: 1
radius: 0
connected component 1
weakly connected component: 1
strong connected component: 1541

End of Recess Period
modularity 0,873
communities 2947
density 0
network diameter: 22
radius: 0
connected component: 2807
weakly connected component: 2807
strong connected component: 31021
Rank Percentage Number
1 7,32
2 6,64
3 4,71
.. 3 4
.. 2 3
.. 1 8
.. 0 The rest

End of Recess Period – Community 1
mohmahfudmd
AndiArief_AA
Yusrilihza_Mhd
maspiyungan
ypaonganan
modularity: 0,564
communities: 25
density: 0,001
network diameter: 13
radius: 0
connected component 1
weakly connected component: 1
strong connected component: 2126

End of Recess Period – Community 2
Detikcom
kompascom
liputan6dotcom
VIVAcoid
SCTV_
modularity: 0,729
communities: 30
density: 0,001
network diameter: 5
radius: 0
connected component 1
weakly connected component: 1
strong connected component: 2164

End of Recess Period – Community 3
the_geotimes
bangkapos
FMBaJa
rommyadams
JustDeyz
Radja_Nusantara
modularity: 0,014
communities: 2
density: 0,001
network diameter: 2
radius: 0
connected component 1
weakly connected component: 1
strong connected component: 1550

Election Day
modularity 0,841
communities 3868
density 0
network diameter: 19
radius: 0
connected component: 3732
weakly connected
component:
3732
strong connected
component:
46590
Rank Percentage Number
1 7,63
2 6,38
3 6,26
4 4,05
.. 3 2
.. > 2 7
.. > 1 9
0 3846

Election Day – Community 1
detikcom
kompascom
liputan6dotcom
SCTV_
republikaonline
okezonenews
modularity: 0,763
communities: 46
density: 0,001
network diameter: 14
radius: 7
weakly connected component: 1
strong connected component: 3773

Election Day – Community 2
mohmahfudmd
AndiArief_AA
Yusrilihza_Mhd
maspiyungan
ypaonganan
modularity: 0,562
communities: 30
density: 0,001
network diameter: 12
radius: 6
connected component 1
weakly connected
component: 1
strong connected
component: 2758

Election Day – Community 3
DPR_RI
ChangeOrg_ID
kurawa
dimsdalle
DiskusiPositif
modularity: 0,793
communities: 28
density: 0,001
network diameter: 15
radius: 0
connected component 1
weakly connected component: 1
strong connected component: 2895

Awareness Evolution
9 des jam 9 8 des jam 6 6 des jam 6 4 des jam 4
modularity 0,841 0,873 0,893 0,91
communities 3868 2947 1528 889
connected component: 3732 2807 1442 829
network diameter: 19 22 20 15

Community Evolution
Modularity 4 6 8 9
Mahfud MD, et al 0,571 0,552 0,564 0,562
Media x x 0,729 0,763
the_geotimes 0,001 0 0,014X
DPR x x x 0,793
Community 4 6 8 9
Mahfud MD 16 25 25 30
Media x x 30 46
the_geotimes 2 1 2x
DPR x x x 15

Conclusion
• Evolution on the way of communication is happen
• Today we can measure the dissemination and
awareness in the exact way
• Dissemination and awareness of some issue is
always changing

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ABSTRACT: Salman Rushdie’s novels are humorous books about serious times. His cosmopolitanism and hybrid identity allowed him access to multiple cultures, religions, languages, dialects, and various modes of writing. His style is often classified as magic realism, blending the imaginary with the real. He draws inspiration from both English literature and Indian classical sources. Throughout his works, there is a lineage of ‘bastards of history’, a carnival of shameful characters scrolling all along his works. Rushdie intertwines fiction with reality, incorporating intertextual references to Western literature in his texts, and frequently employing mythology to explore history. This paper focuses on Rushdie’s three novels: Midnight’s Children, Shame, and Haroun and the Sea of Stories, analyzing his postmodern storytelling techniques that aim to explore human vices and follies while offering socio-political criticism. KEYWORDS : Magic Realism, Rushdie, Satire, Storytelling, Transfictional Identities

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Dissemination of Awareness Evolution “What is really going on?” Pilkada 2015 on Twitter: The Early Study

1. Dissemination of Awareness Evolution “What is really going on?” Pilkada 2015 on Twitter: The Early Study Jaka Arya Pradana, M. Adib Imtiyazi, Andry Alamsyah, Anton Herutomo

2. Background • Mass Media vs Social Media • What generates a conversation? • How the issue disseminate? • How to measure the dissemination?

3. Why Twitter • Indonesia is one of the biggest community • Open • Exactly measurable • The relation is shown (follow, reply, mention, RT)

4. Data In Brief • Keyword • Hourly • Daily (Day & Night)

5. Keyword

8. How to measure? • Connected Component • Community • Modularity • Network Diameter

9. Dissemination & Awareness • Before recess period • Middle of recess period • End of recess period • Election Day

10. Before Recess Period modularity 0,91 communities 889 density 0 network diameter: 15 radius: 0 connected component: 829 weakly connected component: 829 strong connected component: 8192 Rank Percentage Number 1 18,21 2 9,42 3 4,24 .. 3 2 .. 2 3 .. 1 9 .. 0 The rest

11. Before Recess Period – Community 1 the_geotimes alfanalfian CoraleeMatthews AnnelieseMedfo1 DungMillett modularity: 0,001 communities: 2 density: 0,001 network diameter: 1 radius: 0 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 1542

12. Before Recess Period – Community 2 modularity: 0,571 communities: 16 density: 0,003 network diameter: 12 radius: 0 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 760 AndiArief_AA mohmahfudmd ypaonganan Yusrilihza_Mhd davidridwanbetz

13. Middle of Recess Period modularity 0,893 communities 1528 density 0 network diameter: 20 radius: 0 connected component: 1442 weakly connected component: 1442 strong connected component: 14587 Rank Percentage Number 1 10,59 2 10,02 .. 4 2 .. 3 2 .. 2 3 .. 1 9 .. 0 The rest

14. Middle of Recess Period – Community 1 modularity: 0,552 communities: 25 density: 0,001 network diameter: 15 radius: 0 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 1499 mohmahfudmd AndiArief_AA ypaonganan Yusrilihza_Mhd davidridwanbetz

15. Middle of Recess Period – Community 2 the_geotimes Grasia_Lingga BanyuPaminggir CoraleeMatthews AnnelieseMedfo1 modularity: 0 communities: 1 density: 0,001 network diameter: 1 radius: 0 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 1541

16. End of Recess Period modularity 0,873 communities 2947 density 0 network diameter: 22 radius: 0 connected component: 2807 weakly connected component: 2807 strong connected component: 31021 Rank Percentage Number 1 7,32 2 6,64 3 4,71 .. 3 4 .. 2 3 .. 1 8 .. 0 The rest

17. End of Recess Period – Community 1 mohmahfudmd AndiArief_AA Yusrilihza_Mhd maspiyungan ypaonganan modularity: 0,564 communities: 25 density: 0,001 network diameter: 13 radius: 0 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 2126

18. End of Recess Period – Community 2 Detikcom kompascom liputan6dotcom VIVAcoid SCTV_ modularity: 0,729 communities: 30 density: 0,001 network diameter: 5 radius: 0 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 2164

19. End of Recess Period – Community 3 the_geotimes bangkapos FMBaJa rommyadams JustDeyz Radja_Nusantara modularity: 0,014 communities: 2 density: 0,001 network diameter: 2 radius: 0 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 1550

20. Election Day modularity 0,841 communities 3868 density 0 network diameter: 19 radius: 0 connected component: 3732 weakly connected component: 3732 strong connected component: 46590 Rank Percentage Number 1 7,63 2 6,38 3 6,26 4 4,05 .. 3 2 .. > 2 7 .. > 1 9 0 3846

21. Election Day – Community 1 detikcom kompascom liputan6dotcom SCTV_ republikaonline okezonenews modularity: 0,763 communities: 46 density: 0,001 network diameter: 14 radius: 7 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 3773

22. Election Day – Community 2 mohmahfudmd AndiArief_AA Yusrilihza_Mhd maspiyungan ypaonganan modularity: 0,562 communities: 30 density: 0,001 network diameter: 12 radius: 6 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 2758

23. Election Day – Community 3 DPR_RI ChangeOrg_ID kurawa dimsdalle DiskusiPositif modularity: 0,793 communities: 28 density: 0,001 network diameter: 15 radius: 0 connected component 1 weakly connected component: 1 strong connected component: 2895

24. Awareness Evolution 9 des jam 9 8 des jam 6 6 des jam 6 4 des jam 4 modularity 0,841 0,873 0,893 0,91 communities 3868 2947 1528 889 connected component: 3732 2807 1442 829 network diameter: 19 22 20 15

25. Community Evolution Modularity 4 6 8 9 Mahfud MD, et al 0,571 0,552 0,564 0,562 Media x x 0,729 0,763 the_geotimes 0,001 0 0,014X DPR x x x 0,793 Community 4 6 8 9 Mahfud MD 16 25 25 30 Media x x 30 46 the_geotimes 2 1 2x DPR x x x 15

26. Conclusion • Evolution on the way of communication is happen • Today we can measure the dissemination and awareness in the exact way • Dissemination and awareness of some issue is always changing

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