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US Election 2008 Campaign Draws to an End – What Can We Learn from Online Media? (04 November 2008)
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- US Election 2008 Web Monitor, (Homepage, 4 November 2008) (PNG) 994x767, 177KB
- Relative Frequency of Candidate References (PNG) 850x269, 33KB
- Sentiment towards Democratic and Republican Candidates (PNG) 850x269, 42KB
US Election 2008 Web Monitor Wins Social Media Category of the Austrian National Award for Multimedia and e-Business (23 September 2008)
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- Screenshot Web Site Relaunch (PNG) 994x767, 120KB
- Award Ceremony 1 (JPG) 1200x800, 291KB
- Award Ceremony 2 (JPG) 1200x800, 300KB
Addressing Scientific Challenges with Facebook Platform: Social Media Applications for Analyzing the US Election 2008 (16 July 2008)
Breaking News: Gore and Schwarzenegger Launch Bipartisan Bid for the US Presidency (01 April 2008)
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- Homepage on 01 April 2008
Trends in Political Online Coverage Shed Light on Super Tuesday Front-Runners (04 Feb 2008)
US Election 2008 Web Monitor: Analyzing Trends in the Political Coverage of Online Media (13 Dec 2007)
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The US Election 2008 Web Monitor provides weekly snapshots of global Web coverage. The results reflect attention and sentiment towards the US presidential candidates. Lists of keywords summarize the most important issues associated with each candidate [more].
