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VIZIE – collecting social media @myleejoseph @statelibrarynsw

CONTEMPORARY CONVERSATIONS https://twitter.com/servantofchaos/status/354208722999975936 https://twitter.com/Socceroos/status/480968196392878080 https://twitter.com/ABCnewsIntern/status/426321900726263808 https://twitter.com/robrfs/status/392222964571455488

COLLECTING CHALLENGES Embedded symbols (e.g., “hash tags”, @ signs, “.au”, links) Terminology variation: Lexical variation: misspellings, incorrect use of terminology, informal language, abbreviations, slang Synonyms, different terms than official language Syntax: Ungrammatical sentences, lack of correct punctuation Semantic, pragmatic, discourse: Lack of discourse markers, or informal language to mark them Grouping discussions together Links Images Copyright and terms of service

LANGUAGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA #pinkwash #democracysausage #giraffewatch https://twitter.com/cstanaway/status/419700712658829312 https://twitter.com/scg/status/419708434297020417 https://twitter.com/anwyn/status/376210869153054722 https://twitter.com/courteneyh/status/366369184973729793

https://twitter.com/SaraIrvine/status/266379345680031745 https://twitter.com/RatbagsDotCom/status/266349398559182848

HOW? Classifiers Burst detection algorithms Clustering algorithms Topic identification Visualisation Summarisation Heuristics for location Tracking discussions Network analysis Barwick, K., Joseph, M., Paris, C. & Wan, S. (2014, February 3-6). Hunters and collectors: seeking social media content for cultural heritage collections. Paper presented at the VALA2014 17th Biennial Conference, Melbourne. http://www.vala.org.au/vala2014-proceedings/vala2014-session-7-barwick

Please ask questions via Twitter @myleejoseph or email mylee.joseph@sl.nsw.gov.au