“Unaided Recall” in Social Media Research
TweetSome of the most commented-upon posts here at Brandsavant have been about one of two topics: sentiment analysis, and social [...]
TweetSome of the most commented-upon posts here at Brandsavant have been about one of two topics: sentiment analysis, and social [...]
TweetTen years ago I was a partner in a new media startup based in London. We were well-funded, had a [...]
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TweetI suspect this post may be a little controversial, but here goes. Now that Facebook has implemented Places – and [...]
TweetAt this year’s Social Fresh conference in Charlotte, I had an intriguing conversation with Amber Naslund about the tonnage of [...]
TweetA short post today – I’m super pumped to be presenting a significant session at this year’s Blogworld Expo entitled [...]
TweetI’ve written plenty on proper methods and practices for vetting survey data (especially in the social media space, where there [...]
TweetBit of a research wonk’s post here, but something I’ve been working to improve upon these days is extending the [...]
TweetMost of my work with Edison is private client work, which means I can’t share 95% of the cool data [...]
TweetI’m sure the number of marketing-related messages on Twitter hasn’t escaped you. As I’ve noted before, Twitter is like a [...]
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