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Enabling Management Oversight in Corporate Blog Space.pdf - 0 views

  • Analysis of a corpus of tens of thousands of blogs –incorporating close to 300 million words – indicates significant differences in writing style and content between male and female bloggers as well as among authors of different ages. Such differences can be exploited to determine an unknown author’s age and gender on the basis of a blog’s vocabulary.
  • UTOMATED AUTHOR PROFILINGWhile we have found significant differences among bloggers of different ages and genders, the truest test of the significance of these differences is the extent to which they enable us to correctly predict an author’s age and gender
  • Learning AlgorithmWe use the learning algorithm Multi-Class Real Winnow (MCRW) to learn models that classify blogs according to author gender and age, respectively. Since this algorithm is not well known, we describe it briefly
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  • 40.0%50.0%60.0%70.0%80.0%90.0%100.0%genderagestyle contentallFigure 1 10-fold cross validation results for the age and gender classifiersClassed as 10's20's30's10's7036102717720's916632684430's17814651351Table 7 Confusion matrix for the age classifier using all featuresFor age, content proves to be slightly more useful than style, but – as in gender – the combination is most useful. The confusion matrix indicates that, using content and style features together, 10s are distinguishable from 30’s with accuracy above 96% and distinguishing 10s from 20s is also achievable with accuracy of 87.3%. Many 30s are mis-classed as 20s, however, yielding overall accuracy is 76.2%CONCLUSIONSWe have assembled a large corpus of blogs labeled for a variety of demographic attributes. This large sample permits us insight into the demographic distribution of bloggers. We have found that teenage bloggers are predominantly female, while older bloggers are predominantly male. Moreover, within each age group, male and female bloggers blog about different thing and use different blogging styles
  • We have assembled a large corpus of blogs labeled for a variety of demographic attributes. This large sample
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http://www.ra.ethz.ch/CDStore/www2008/airweb.cse.lehigh.edu/2005/proceedings.pdf#page=11 - 0 views

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    We present an approach for detecting link spam common in blog comments by comparing the language models used in the blog post, the comment, and pages linked by the com- ments. In contrast to other link spam filtering approaches, our method requires no training, no hard-coded rule sets, and no knowledge of complete-web connectivity. Prelimi- nary experiments with identification of typical blog spam show promising results.
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Doninger v. Niehoff, 514 F. Supp. 2d 199 - Dist. Court, D. Connecticut 2007 - Google Sc... - 0 views

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    Frustrated at school officials over developments regarding a music festival she had been planning, Avery posted a public message to her fellow students on a social networking site. Just about everyone but Avery agrees that the manner in which Avery expressed her frustration was offensive and inappropriate. For the message used a vulgar, slang term to describe school officials, it contained at best misleading and at worse false information regarding the music festival, and it called on students and their parents to write the school superintendent in order to "piss her off more." When school officials - who had advised Avery before she made her blog posting about the proper way for student leaders to address issues of concern with the administration - discovered the message, they disqualified Avery from running for class secretary for her senior year. According to school officials, Avery's conduct in posting the blog message failed to display the qualities of civility and citizenship that the school expected of class officers and leaders.
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http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.156.7392&rep=rep1&type=pdf#pag... - 0 views

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      Weblogs, or blogs as they are affectionately termed, are frequently updated websites, usually personal, with commentary and links. Link lists are as old as home pages, but a blog is far from a static link list or home page. A blog consists of many relatively short posts, usually time-stamped, and organised in reverse chronology so that a reader will always see the most recent post first. 
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The Line Between Web CMS + Enterprise Social Networks Blur - 0 views

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    The available range of tools also resembles those found in web content management solutions. Enterprise social networks all include wikis, blogs and similar website type widgets. T
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Social apps: the new marketing hunting ground | Computer Dealer News - 0 views

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    Blogs, Tweets, Wikis and business/social nets give everyone in the organization the tools to work/play more efficiently, more effectively.
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Social media policy #debate - The Advocate & Democrat: News - 0 views

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    The policy applies to school system employees who post on the following: Social networking websites (including, but not limited to, MySpace, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook), blogs, Wikis (including, but not limited to, Wikipedia) and other websites and message boards.
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http://www.aaai.org/Papers/Symposia/Spring/2006/SS-06-03/SS06-03-020.pdf - 0 views

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    Watching specific information sources and summarizing the newly discovered opinions are important for governments to improve their services and for companies to improve their products (Dave et al., 2003 and Morinaga et al., 2002).
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Amrik Virk: Opening the doors to digital literacy | The Province - 0 views

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    If you are a job seeker with an understanding of coding - even the basics - you've got a competitive edge that employers are seeking.
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Obama Sides with Cameron in Encryption Fight - Digits - WSJ - 0 views

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    President Barack Obama said Friday that police and spies should not be locked out of encrypted smartphones and messaging apps, taking his first public stance in a simmering battle over private communications in the digital age.
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Sochi Winter Olympics: Video threat emerges amid security concerns - CNN.com - 0 views

  • A video surfaces threatening the Winter Olympics. Russia's President vows the Games will be safe. Some U.S. lawmakers warn that they won't be.
  • But, he said, Russia has a "perfect understanding" of the threat and how to stop it.
  • "We've prepared a present for you and all tourists who'll come over," the video says. "If you will hold the Olympics, you'll get a present from us for the Muslim blood that's been spilled."
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  • Attack on transit hub fuels concerns
  • Last month's attacks in Volgograd, a major transit hub about 650 kilometers (400 miles) away from Sochi, sparked concerns over security as the Olympics approach.
  • "We will try to make certain that the security measures are not intrusive or too conspicuous, so they are not too noticeable for the athletes, the Olympics' guests or journalists," Putin said, according to the interview transcript.
  • Putin: 'No danger' for gay visitorsRussia's stance on gay rights has been another area of concern for many visitors.
  • The legislation makes it illegal to tell children about gay equality and has been widely criticized by Western leaders, who have called it archaic and discriminatory.
  • not of homosexuality, but of homosexuality and child abuse, child sexual abuse. But this has nothing to do with persecuting individuals for their sexual orientation," he said.
  • "So there is no danger for people of such nontraditional sexual orientation who are planning to come to the Games as guests or participants."
  • He suggested the problem was a universal one, where companies underestimate costs in the tendering process in order to win the project, and then push the price back up.
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