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Do Traditional Media Top New Media? Discussion on Corenell’s Research Findings

July 14th, 2009 by Dr. Taly Weiss

Filed under buzz word, cybers, information, internet behavior, presidential campaign, research 2.0, Trend Spots, Trend Spotting Behavior, Trend Spotting Tools, Trend Targets & Groups, where's the buzz having 2 Comments »

Obama Faces Chinese Censorship

January 23rd, 2009 by Apurba Sen

Filed under buzz word, celebrity, China, google, internet behavior, presidential campaign having 10 Comments »

Web 2.0 Brand Study: Top 25 Words In Obama’s Inauguration Day Speech

January 20th, 2009 by Apurba Sen

Filed under brands perceptions, celebrity, cloud tag, presidential campaign, visualization, web 2.0 having 1 Comment »

Crowds predict better than professionals: Google predicts the next flu

December 15th, 2008 by Dr. Taly Weiss

Filed under advertising, behavior, brands perceptions, consumer behavior, crowdsourcing, google, Google Trends, internet behavior, Predictions, presidential campaign, research 2.0, search, search volume, Trend Spotting Behavior, web 2.0 having 1 Comment »

Obama versus McCain – Can Emotional Identification Influence Voting Decisions? Can Search Trend Tools Predict Tomorrow?

November 3rd, 2008 by Dr. Taly Weiss

Filed under brands, celebrity, consumer behavior, Google Hot Trends, Google Trends, internet behavior, Predictions, presidential campaign, research 2.0, search volume, social media, US sample, where's the buzz having No Comments »

Sarah Palin – a temporary buzz? Sarah Palin’s contribution through polls and web measures

September 13th, 2008 by Dr. Taly Weiss

Filed under blog citation, brands, brands perceptions, buzz word, celebrity, contribution, Google Trends, icerocket, Predictions, presidential campaign, research 2.0, search volume, social media, Trend Spotting Tools, Trend Targets & Groups, US sample, where's the buzz, women having 6 Comments »

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