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The analysis presented in our whitepaper shows clearly that the locations most talked about were indeed attacked by rioters later on.  Our analysis picked up the locations discussed in the BBC article as well as other locations such as Brixton, Croydon, Walthamstow, and so on.  In almost all cases there was a  time gap of a good few hours between the location being discussed on twitter and the rioting and looting activity actually taking place.

Check how many fake followers you have on Twitter. 2% or less is pretty good. Above that you need to do some analysis of who is following you.

A review of the top 50 social media analysis tools

Optimice has reached a key point in our evolution. Our intention right from the start was to build a platform of tools and techniques that could bring Organisational Network Analysis (ONA) to the masses.

"Social media monitoring platforms and sentiment analysis technologies can help you manage and make sense of the deluge of brand-relevant comments posted on Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks. But there's no silver bullet in technology."

Welcome to Technorati's State of the Blogosphere 2011 report. Since 2004, our annual study has followed growth and trends in the blogosphere. This year's topics include: blogging and social media, bloggers and traditional media, traffic and analysis, brands and marketing in the blogosphere, bloggers' motivations and consequences, monetization, and changes within the blogosphere over 2011

In this Open Research report, you will find: A through set of industry findings with 16 brands, 38 vendors, 3 agencies and 4 ecosystem contributors, and surveyed 71 social media and analytics practitioners. Breakdown of the 6 use cases of Social Media ROI, with analysis, case examples, and insights for each, and pragmatic recommendations to business leaders on how to deploy.

"Check out Google Trends to see the latest trending stories, or conduct your own analysis. You can also follow us on Twitter for the latest data visualizations from the News Lab team, or visit us on Github to see our latest data releases for journalists."

Want to save or analyse all the tweets which used a particular hashtag? Enter a hashtag below to get a list of all the tweets which referenced it, to download as a CSV spreadsheet or share with friends or colleagues - great for post-event analysis. No logins or spam tweets involved, promise.

As a person that has to take time to work, eat, and sleep (not to mention relax and have fun) it's easy to miss so much of the good stuff passing through your social streams every day. Know about it helps fix this problem by collecting all the links passing through your social streams 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. As we collect these links, we also perform a bunch of analysis on each one to determine which are most likely to be of interest to you. The end result is a lot of quick and simple ways to stay up with the best stuff passing through your social streams, but on your own schedule and based on your personal interests

Twitter aggregator and social network analysis

"The Leading Community Management Service for Twitter! Focus on Your Top Influencers, supporters & potential leads. Actionable Insights: whom to follow/unfollow, whom to reply/thank. Stress-Free Social Productivity: Commun.it analyzes relationships & helps you focus on the right people."

Kred, a community influence and outreach measure from social analytics company PeopleBrowsr, is staking their claim in the evolution of the "science" of social media influence by launching Kred Story, a visual social content aggregator

"Monitter is a real time twitter search tool that enables you to monitor a set of keywords on twitter. It also allows you to narrow the search to a particular geographic location, allowing you to find out what's going onin a particular part of the world. To begin: just type a search term into the box above and click the "add column" button - or, if you prefer, click on the "Trending" link to load three columns with current twitter trends in them."

One of the effects of Google+'s controlled roll out, primarily to tech geeks and Social Media nerds, was an avalanche of "Google+ will be a (fill in the blank) killer" posts.  Twitter - dead! Facebook - dead! Twitter and Facebook - dead! I've tried to hold off on such pronouncements because, A) that's the easy way out, and B) nobody knows what effects exactly Google+ is going to have on the online media habits of millions of people. Let's not forget, while 10 million users in just a couple of weeks is impressive, it's still a relatively small sample size.

Brand Aura is a new way to analyse social media.You can already analyse the sentiment of your product or brand using any number of companies. But these use lists of words that are already pre-determined.