I'm talking about any trending topics. because it's not trivial to
distinguish news topics from conversation topics, I don't make such
distinction when making the above comparison . I doubt twitter or google
makes such distinction either. Just to clarify: do you imply that the
trending topics on tw
but well, this thread allowed him to tell us how great his website is in
finding trending topics... and, of course, link it.
2009/6/20 Andrew Badera
> Just because something's a trending news topic, doesn't guarantee, or
> necessarily even imply, that it's a trending topic of conversation ...
>
Just because something's a trending news topic, doesn't guarantee, or
necessarily even imply, that it's a trending topic of conversation ...
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 5:04 PM, AJ Chen wrote:
> From user perspective, it's useful if a trending app can pick up new hot
> topics as they are emerging,
>From user perspective, it's useful if a trending app can pick up new hot
topics as they are emerging, particularly for the rather distinct events
like airline accident. this is one of the main design principles I have for
my twitter digest app. now, whether a new topic should be considered as
tren
Topics don't just trend because its something 'important'. Now if it
was of significantly larger volume than another topics (like the
iphone's launch today), then that is rather interesting, but from what
I can tell its mostly the most popular things floating to the top
generally, plus some spam-f
On Jun 19, 7:00 am, AJ wrote:
> This case study shows the difference between various trending
> applications. A good real time semantic analysis is the key that makes
> the difference, I think.
Maybe I misunderstood, but isn't the more likely explanation that the
topic simply wasn't trending?
