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1) Coverage peaked on the second day of the event, December 8th, with significant attention also on the first and last days.
2) The story that generated the most engagement was about Instagram launching on Android, which accounted for over 60% of engagement of top stories.
3) Twitter was overwhelmingly the most used media platform for discussing LeWeb, accounting for over 75,000 of the nearly 76,000 total articles analyzed. Mentions on Twitter peaked on the first day of the event.
The narrative of social networking sites have a male-centric theme to each story, and, as the stories are retold, women are noticeably absent. The rise of Pinterest, a growing social networking site, is causing the story to change. Pinterest has gained popularity among Americans, and has garnered a reputation as a site that appeals mostly to women. This story is new to the media, who further reiterate how surprising and unusual it is. This presentation argues that women have been involved in computing all along, that this narrative which includes women is nothing new, and analyzes the discourse of both the American and British media to uncover the deeper story being told.
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Slides from Mozilla Executive Director Mark Surman's Free. Open. Future? talk at FOSDEM 2009. Celebrates how far we've come with free software, and looks at the challenges ahead as we grow the open web and try to make the world of mobile more open and innovative. Audio coming soon.
The narrative of social networking sites have a male-centric theme to each story, and, as the stories are retold, women are noticeably absent. The rise of Pinterest, a growing social networking site, is causing the story to change. Pinterest has gained popularity among Americans, and has garnered a reputation as a site that appeals mostly to women. This story is new to the media, who further reiterate how surprising and unusual it is. This presentation argues that women have been involved in computing all along, that this narrative which includes women is nothing new, and analyzes the discourse of both the American and British media to uncover the deeper story being told.
Free. Open. Future? Mark Surman FOSDEM 2009 TalkMark Surman
Slides from Mozilla Executive Director Mark Surman's Free. Open. Future? talk at FOSDEM 2009. Celebrates how far we've come with free software, and looks at the challenges ahead as we grow the open web and try to make the world of mobile more open and innovative. Audio coming soon.
An analysis of social conversations around LeWeb 2011 -- December 2011.
Which sessions at LeWeb 2011 were most interesting to the audience, and what did they say about it?
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You are bad at predicting virality. We are less bad (barely.) That's why science is here to make us all better. Learn all our secrets to winning the internet, one headline at a time. If you've seen previous versions of our training, some of this will be old hat. But we put a new hat in there too.
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A short presentation on how-to integrate brands into social network services like facebook.
It gives an overview on Social Networks, explains the relation to Social Media and gives hands-on examples on howto integrate.
This is a copy of a presentation i did at ComputerSpace 2008 in Sofia, Bulgaria.
(c) http://die.socialisten.at
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PT.1
http://www.facegroup.com/how-videos-go-viral.html
PT.2
http://www.pulsarplatform.com/blog/2013/how-stuff-spreads-how-video-goes-viral-pt-2-the-role-of-audience-networks/
An analysis of social conversations around LeWeb 2011 -- December 2011.
Which sessions at LeWeb 2011 were most interesting to the audience, and what did they say about it?
Presented by Dr Bernard Leong in Professor Michael Netzley's course "Digital Media across Asia" (#Comm215) in Singapore Management University, it presents an introduction to social networks, the global trends and observations and three case studies on corporate communications: (i) Kaixin001, (ii) CyWorld and (iii) Facebook Pages on a Singapore Case Study. It also gives a short glimpse to mobile social networking and its rise in 2010.
You are bad at predicting virality. We are less bad (barely.) That's why science is here to make us all better. Learn all our secrets to winning the internet, one headline at a time. If you've seen previous versions of our training, some of this will be old hat. But we put a new hat in there too.
Social Media Engagement For The Resort IndustryEric Hoffman
You’ve lit up your resort’s blog, Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and Flickr. Now what? Developing a social media brand strategy that delivers results is more than just shoveling content and grooming blog posts. It takes an entirely different approach from traditional brand PR and resort marketing to be successful. In this informative panel, we’ve assembled four industry social media evangelists to present their experience and techniques around topics of authenticity, reputation, managing bad pr, social influence and social objects, gifting, promotion, and most importantly, managing multivariate brand conversations with your skiers and riders.
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Social media is a great way for ski resorts to engage with their customers. David La Plante from Twelve Horses, Eric Hoffman from Park City, Michelle Evans from Grouse Mountain and Milena Regos from Diamond Peak discuss why and how ski resorts can create conversation with their customers.
My Top Friend is Nike.
A short presentation on how-to integrate brands into social network services like facebook.
It gives an overview on Social Networks, explains the relation to Social Media and gives hands-on examples on howto integrate.
This is a copy of a presentation i did at ComputerSpace 2008 in Sofia, Bulgaria.
(c) http://die.socialisten.at
Why do some videos go viral while others collect just a bunch of clicks? Most studies on the subject focus on virality as a feature of the content. But what if virality was (also) a feature of the audience? Can the demographics and the structure of the audience of a video explain how it goes viral? And how can you predict virality?
Using Pulsar's content tracking technology we looked at four videos that recently went viral on Twitter: a music video, an advertising campaign, a citizen journalism video and a Vine series. All videos went viral in different ways and whilst there is no simple answer such as a virality formula, the talk reveals the common traits of viral phenomena and how marketers can engineer them in their creative and planning process in order to achieve virality and develop a data-driven content strategy.
PT.1
http://www.facegroup.com/how-videos-go-viral.html
PT.2
http://www.pulsarplatform.com/blog/2013/how-stuff-spreads-how-video-goes-viral-pt-2-the-role-of-audience-networks/
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https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.08302
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LeWeb 11 - Fisheye Analytics
1. We
know
what
is
important.
We
know
who
is
important.
Worldwide.
Facebook
N
Online
News
Blog
wi2er
Video
Fisheye
Analy5cs
TV
Print
LeWeb
’11
–
7th
to
9th
Dec.
Images
Event’s
coverage
&
highlights
Forum
We
make
sense
out
of
media
1
2. “leWeb”
in
Numbers
overall
Men5ons,
Impact,
Media
shares,
etc.
The biggest leWeb ever
LeWeb
Created the biggest news
Absolute
Spash ever.
Total
Number
of
ar5cles
75,880
Editorial
Marke5ng
$4,447,404
Value
Twi2er
72,541
Level of mentions over time
News
1,290
Blogs
1,366
Images
152
Facebook
304
Videos
228
5th
Dec.
–
12th
Dec.
2
3. Coverage
trends
over
5me
Men5ons,
SMI
&
Reach
Reach over time
But what does this all mean?
Fisheye Analytics does not only measure
pure NUMBERS of articles. We analyze
the REACH of each publication as
well as the SOCIAL IMPACT
(SMI) of each article. SMI over time
The buzz that has been created by LeWeb clearly appears on these Media Graph charts. LeWeb had its higher
number of mentions on its 1st day (7th Dec). Besides that, trends by reach and by Social media impact are
consistent with each other: the peak of reach/impact is on the 2nd day of the event (8th Dec), with high scores on
the 7th and 9th as well.
5th
Dec.
–
12th
Dec.
3
4. Top
Stories
Clicks
and
Shareing
of
Stories
Uber
got
32
Million
Evernote
$18
Million
a
Year
Social
networking's
salad
days
3%
Apple
4%
1%
How
much
content
is
for
are
ending
2%
Facebook
new
plugin
real
in
70.000
ar[cles?
Spo[fy
on
Android
3%
Marissa
Mayer
over
Jobs
5%
Flipboard
on
iPhone
Which
story
created
the
5%
3%
most
tweets
likes,
shares,
Europe
has
more
Start
Ups
LeWeb
buzzes
etc...?
1%
2%
Google's
Schmidt
10%
It
was
the
story
on
Instagram
launching
on
Android
which
excited
the
most.
7
of
the
top
30
ar[cles
talked
about
it.
The
stories
got
more
than
60%
of
the
Instagram
on
Android
engagement
of
the
top
61%
30
ar[cles.
5th
Dec.
–
12th
Dec.
4
5. Karl
Lagerfeld
–
no
inspira5on
Karl
did
not
inspire
too
much.
During
Karl's
and
Loic's
talk
there
were
over
2.000
tweets
–
but
aberwards
no
one
picked
up
his
ideas.
Only
80
news
ar[cles
and
86
blogs
discussed
Karl.
But
even
those
created
not
a
high
level
of
sharing
or
clicking.
Screenshot
from
LeWeb
webpage:
www.leweb.net
6. Top
Ar5cles
by
Clicks
&
Shares
Time:
Instagram
Says
It’s
Working
On
Android
App
Cnet:
Social
networking's
salad
days
are
ending,
TC:
Watch
Your
Back
Pandora,
Spo[fy
Launches
Spo[fy
Cnet:
Flipboard
launches
iPhone
app
Apple
Engadget:
Spo[fy
Radio
feature
turns
into
an
app,
offers
NY
Times:
Despite
Economic
Slump,
Europe
Gets
More
Cnet:
Flipboard
launches
iPhone
app
Clicks
Okezone:
Instagram
Segera
Bergabung
di
Android
Shares
The
Next
Web:
Instagram
hits
15m
users,
and
has
2
G1:
Branca
de
Neve
'namora'
marca
da
Apple
em
feira
na
Gizmodo:
So
What's
Taking
Instagram
So
Long
to
Hit
Telerama:
Aller
à
LeWeb,
et
revenir
The
Next
Web:
Flipboard
bites
the
dust
aber
its
iPhone
NY
Times:
Bits
Blog:
Despite
Economic
Slump,
Europe
Ecrans:
LeWeb'11,
ce
pays
où
la
crise
n'existe
pas
The
Next
Web:
Flipboard
tablet
downloads
top
4.5
The
Next
Web:
Spo[fy
compe[tor
Deezer
to
begin
roll-‐
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
Social Media Impact
5th
Dec.
–
12th
Dec.
6
7. Media
Types
used
Media
shares
and
trend
over
5me
Share of Media–Trend over time
Twitter was clearly leading
The main discussions in
leWeb.
Share of Media–By Mentions
Twitter was by far the most used to Media Type. The highest number of mentions was on the
1st day of LeWeb.
5th
Dec.
–
12th
Dec.
7
8. Top
3
headlines
By
Men5ons
and
SMI
Top 3 by headlines – Mentions
Mentions is the number of times the title of the article was re-used (copied) by other articles.
Top 3 headlines – SMI
Social Media Impact (SMI) measures reactions across all sharing channels (such as Facebook Likes and Comments,
Comments on News and Blogs, Tweets of the article, Shares on Google Buzz, etc.)
5th
Dec.
–
12th
Dec.
8
9. Country
Split
of
coverage
Number
of
Men5ons
vs.
SMI
Country Split – By number of Mentions
The main two countries from where LeWeb created coverage were the US followed by
France. Also mentions from Canada, Germany, UK and Switzerland had been high
(around 1,500 publications/sources over the past 7 days).
5th
Dec.
–
12th
Dec.
9
10. Fisheye
Analy5cs
–
more
than
Numbers
Fisheye
Analy5cs
makes
sense
out
of
the
media.
We
see
how
ar[cles
are
spreading
–
worldwide
in
more
then
70
languages.
• Who is important? No
Name
?
• What are they talking?
• When should I care?
• Is my media strategy working?
• Who is my ambassador? No
Name
• What is my share of voice?
• How do I compare with others?
• Am I heard?
We connect traditional and social media to convert online
conversations into YOUR Insights.
10
11. Our
Clients
Our standard tool set of Media Graph and Media Lens are mostly used in PR / Marketing context.
Our
Press
New Metric like Social Media Impact, Reach or EMV has excited more then once the press.
11
12. Thank
You
Lutz.Finger@fisheyeanalytics.com
@fisheyeanalytic
We
make
sense
out
of
media
12