When compared to certain parts of the internet, spam is a beautiful, poetic and inventive thing. It really really is. »
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When compared to certain parts of the internet, spam is a beautiful, poetic and inventive thing. It really really is. »
Using machines to understand text is a big part of what we do here at Brandwatch. And sentiment analysis is part of it. As wikipedia nicely puts it; »
Seth Godin wrote a moving post yesterday about worthiness. He writes almost as a stream of consciousness and makes some great points. »
As I mentioned in the last post, the accuracy of the entire result set is critical to us at Brandwatch, but so too is making sure that we have as big a sample as possible. »
This is a classic tug-of-war issue with search. There is a good definition on Wikipedia and I really like Tim Bray’s description on the Ongoing site. »
Sifting through the list of web pages in Brandwatch that have been reported as spam, you get a feel for the ever-changing ways that spam merchants manage to infect the web with junk. »
So I decided to compare data between the iphone and Nokia 95, two phones which I suspected shared common air in the blogosphere. The N95,…ah! »
Remember the promises of flawless matching of supply and demand and limitless consumer power when the web burst onto the scene a dozen years ago? »
If you could put ‘Brandness’ itself under the microscope, this is what you would see: a crossroads with a pussy playing a banjo, hovering just off the ground. »
How Do You Solve A Problem Like The Housing Market?
June 30th, 2008. Posted by Fabrice RetkowskyI hear this question quite often: how is the housing market doing? Let’s try to answer that. »