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Hillary Ends Bid for Whitehouse, round 2
It seems as if my experiment was simply ill timed, not completely wacko. CNN has already started posting speculation news about the end of Hillary Clinton’s campaign. A month ago I posted this blog headline to gauge how early you could … Continue reading →
Posted in analysis of behavior, economics, media, politics, search, speculation, traffic
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Tagged barack wins, clinton bows out, clinton concedes, clinton loses, clinton primary, hillary clinton
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Hillary Clinton Concedes Nomination
Is this the headline you’ve been waiting for? Can I predict bloggers/blog readers voting preferences based on which headline they respond to? NOTE: This headline and series of upcoming posts is a SOCIAL EXPERIMENT. I am attempting to do an … Continue reading →
Posted in analysis of behavior, data mining, economics, media, online advertising, politics, social networks, traffic
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Tagged barack obama, democratic nomination, future, hillary clinton, news, social experiment
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Does Internet Traffic Offer Any Political Guidance?
Consider the Democratic Primaries. Do we see any predictive power in internet traffic? Quantcast Demographic Info: Hillary Barack Compete.com: Hillary vs. Barack Alexa: Check here. Quantcast: Conclusion: It’s tricky! however, I think we need to normalize the traffic by demographic … Continue reading →
Posted in business strategy, data mining, economics, politics
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Tagged alexa, barack obama, hillary clinton, internet traffic, policymap, politics, quantcast
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