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| + | This [[Category::paper]] uses quantitative (statistical) methods to analyze the Twitter use postings in a qualitative manner. The authors used human coders to categorize the Twitter user feeds into 9 categories, and answered the research questions such as: what are the most common message types of Twitter user? What these type of messages say about the user him/herself? | ||
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Citation
Mor Naaman, Jeffrey Boase, and Chih-Hui Lai. Is it Really About Me? Message Content in Social Awareness Streams.
Online version
Summary
This paper uses quantitative (statistical) methods to analyze the Twitter use postings in a qualitative manner. The authors used human coders to categorize the Twitter user feeds into 9 categories, and answered the research questions such as: what are the most common message types of Twitter user? What these type of messages say about the user him/herself?
