[Air-L] Antw: mailing list analysis

Johann Hoechtl Johann.Hoechtl at donau-uni.ac.at
Thu Jun 2 02:07:10 PDT 2011 

I have no clue for you, but you will struggle with encodings (UTF8 vs.
latin-???ß vs. others), with plain text mail vs. HTML mail and probably
with attachment encoding (MIME and content formats).

The first step would be to normalize the input to, probably, plain
text.

Besides these technical aspects, in regard to links, you might consider
longifying short links (bit.ly, tons of others:
http://longurl.org/services) and different names for the same domain:
youtu.be vs. youtube.com.


It's not my intention to discourage you, but doing it right is far from
trivial.


Johann


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>>> "Cernison, Matteo" <Matteo.Cernison at EUI.eu> schrieb am 02.06.2011
um 10:50 in
Nachricht
<C686288D952D0A4A9E31C8B206DBEB6B0AF70CE9FB at IE2RD2XVS161.red002.local>:
> Dear colleagues,
> can I ask you an additional help?
> 
> Could you suggest me some tools for the analysis of the mailing lists

> (traditional content analysis / recognition of hyperlinks within the
text?)
> 
> Thnaks,
> Matteo
> ----------------------------------
> Matteo Cernison
> PhD Candidate
> Department of Social and Political Sciences
> European University Institute
> Via della Badia dei Roccettini 9
> 50014 Fiesole (FI)
> email: matteo.cernison at eui.eu 
> skype: cinusskype
> ________________________________________
> From: air-l-bounces at listserv.aoir.org
[air-l-bounces at listserv.aoir.org] On 
> Behalf Of Cernison, Matteo [Matteo.Cernison at EUI.eu] 
> Sent: 02 June 2011 09:45
> To: air-l at listserv.aoir.org 
> Subject: [Air-L] Facebook communication flows
> 
> Dear Colleagues,
> my name is Matteo Cernison, and I am exploring in my PhD research the

> relationship between the web and the actor involved in the Italian
campaign 
> against the privatization of water.
> 
> In particular, now I am observing how the hundreds of local
committees of 
> this campaign communicate on Facebook, simply reading and noting what
happens 
> in their posts and events.
> Nevertheless, i think that the analysis could become easier with the
help of 
> some tools or applications.
> 
> So, could you suggest me some application / tools / literature to
observe 
> the communication of disperse phenomena on Facebook?
> 
> In particular, do you know if exists:
> a) a tool to summarize basic information about a group (number of
daily 
> posts, number of likes and comments, and similar)?
> b) a tool to detect where and how a certain symbol or link spreads on

> Facebook?
> c) a tool that indicates what is becoming trendy or "viral" on
Facebook?
> 
> Or, better, a web page dedicated to research software for facebook
analysis 
> in social science?
> 
> Thank you very much for your help,
> Matteo
> ----------------------------------
> Matteo Cernison
> PhD Candidate
> Department of Social and Political Sciences
> European University Institute
> Via della Badia dei Roccettini 9
> 50014 Fiesole (FI)
> email: matteo.cernison at eui.eu 
> skype: cinusskype
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