Titlebook: Blogosphere and its Exploration; Christoph Meinel,Justus Bro?,Patrick Hennig Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Blogosphere.

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Life Extension in the Short-Lived Fish ,ation. As the amount of information exponentially grows, current research focuses on the meaningful and easy-to-use presentation of this massive amount of interconnected data, making it feasible to navigate, explore, and monitor the public knowledge and emotions of the complex social networks.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-44409-2Blogosphere; Blogs; Corporate Social Media; Online Journalism; Private Publishing; Publishing; Social Medi

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978-3-662-51588-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015

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Analyzing and Forecasting TrendsIn Chap.?. the general set of analysis techniques required to understand the blogosphere were discussed. This chapter presents one of two detailed analysis concepts in more detail. Each concept can be seen as an independent extension of the BLOGINTELLIGENCE platform that uses the existing crawler and analysis techniques.

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Micro-perspectivetware in general, its most important technical built-in features, as well as fundamental hosting issues. Also, this chapter presents a comprehensive review of prior weblog research by constructing an extensive weblog typology. As the title suggests, this chapter treats weblogs as single entities whi

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Macro-perspectiveerlying dynamics and regularities of the blogosphere, this chapter explains the phenomena of weblogging as a whole. It examines why blogging was able to experience such rapidly growing global acceptance and why the biggest weblogs will most probably continue to be the biggest blogs. We coin the term

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Overview of the Continents of the Blogosphere and specifications. This knowledge (refer to Chap.?.) would remain entirely abstract if not tested under real conditions. On the basis of five different blog projects presented in the following chapters, we will substantiate that blogs can actually be employed in any imaginable environment as long