Monthly Archives: April 2015

Welcome to the analysis for Tuesday 28th April 2015. Let’s jump straight in by looking at the hashtag chart: As we enter the last stages of the election, all the parties are making their mark on the chart, with the … Continue reading →

After yesterday’s detour to look at the party’s manifestos, we return today to looking at the Twitter stream for Tuesday 21st April 2015; starting with the Hashtag Chart: The SNP and Labour continue the trend of topping the chart. The … Continue reading →

Now that all the parties have their manifestos out, let’s have a look and see what a word and trigram frequency analysis shows us. The Conservatives Looking at the most common three word collocations, it’s clear that the main message … Continue reading →

This is the election analysis for Sunday April 19 2015. Let’s get started with the hashtag chart: Sunday mornings in the UK are given over to politics on the main TV channels, and as you can see from the tag … Continue reading →

Hello, let’s kick off our analysis of the election news from Saturday April 18 2015, by taking a look at the Top 10 Hashtag Chart: The chatter over the BBC Debate is starting to recede now, and the SNP tags … Continue reading →

Hello and welcome to an analysis of the election for Friday April 17 2015. Jumping right into the hashtag chart: From the chart we can see that the #BBCDebate is still a popular topic of conversation, consequently #Labour and #SNP … Continue reading →

We’re going to mix things up a little starting from today. I’m going to drop the word chart, as I don’t think it really gives us much information, and I’m going to add two new charts, one Posts Per Hour … Continue reading →

Hello there, and lets kick off today’s analysis by looking at the Top 10 Word Chart: As you might guess, with the flurry of manifestos that were launched yesterday, (see later)that word leads the chart today. However the rest of … Continue reading →