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PDF: Visualizing the political blogosphere

Post Date: Jun 23, 2008 7:06 a.m.
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If innovations in the citizen media community are shaping the political process, it’s worth looking closely at the structures and architecture of that new space. Two speakers at PDF specialize in visualizing and analyzing mass sets of data. Anthony Hamelle of linkfluence builds very pretty maps of the blogosphere, much like the famous Glance and Adamic visualisation , or my colleague J ohn Kelly’s work on Iranian blogs . The graphs are influence graphs, showing who links to one another within “like-minded” communities. The idea here is to look at linking between political blogs in only a political context, discarding other links that are outside of context. The result is a tight, pretty map that shows a decided red/blue (conservative/liberal) split in the US political blogosphere, plus a small set of common sources used by both sides. T he graph is remarkably easy to explore, allowing users to mouse over it and see the media sources referenced...

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