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web Approaches for valida&ng automa&c Analy&c Tool Results on Social Networking Data for its Exploita9on within Poli9cians' everyday Workflow CONTACT: Timo Wandhoefer ([email protected] ) - EU research project: www.wegovproject.eu - Enriching the dialogue of ci1zens and poli1cs on the web – buildup on Social Networking Sites instead of launching a new ePar1cipa1on pla=orm - 7 th framework programme theme ICT 2009.7.3 ICT for Governance and Policy Modeling - Consor9um: WeGov – Where eGovernment meets the eSociety Research Ques9ons - What is the relevance of automa9c analy9c tool results? - How many documents needed? - Can automa9c analy9c tools replace or expand presswork? - Can results be used for e par9cipa9on? Approach - Presswork [B] is “gold standard” - Maximize the data base [C] - Comparing [A] vs. [B] - Different geographical layers : Germany, ci9es, cons9tuencies [B] presswork Method - Content analysis : planning – development – evalua9on phase - Feedback group - Poli9cians : Parliamentary offices Data - Documents : topics, profiles, comments - Linguis9c corpora : Facebook groups, Twiger, blogs, online newspaper Results? - What is the different [A] vs. [B]? [A] automa9c analysis [C]

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Page 1: Approaches for validating automatic Analytic Tool Results on Social Networking Data for its Exploitation within Politicians' everyday Workflow

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Approaches  for  valida&ng  automa&c  Analy&c  Tool  Results  on  Social  Networking  Data  for  its  

Exploita9on  within  Poli9cians'  everyday  Workflow  

CONTACT:  Timo  Wandhoefer  ([email protected])    

-  EU  research  project:            www.wegov-­‐project.eu    -  Enriching  the  dialogue  of  ci1zens  and  

poli1cs  on  the  web  –  build-­‐up  on  Social  Networking  Sites  instead  of  launching  a  new  ePar1cipa1on  pla=orm  

-  7th  framework  programme  theme  ICT  2009.7.3  ICT  for  Governance  and  Policy  Modeling  

-  Consor9um:  

WeGov  –  Where  eGovernment  meets  the  eSociety  

Research  Ques9ons  -  What  is  the  relevance  of  

automa9c  analy9c  tool  results?  -  How  many  documents  needed?  -  Can  automa9c  analy9c  tools  

replace  or  expand  presswork?  -  Can  results  be  used  for  e-­‐

par9cipa9on?  

Approach  -  Presswork  [B]  is  “gold  standard”  -  Maximize  the  data  base  [C]  -  Comparing  [A]  vs.  [B]  -  Different  geographical  layers:  

Germany,  ci9es,  cons9tuencies  

[B]  presswork  

Method  -  Content  analysis:  planning  –  

development  –  evalua9on  phase  -  Feedback  group  -  Poli9cians:  Parliamentary  offices  

Data  -  Documents:  topics,  profiles,  

comments  -  Linguis9c  corpora:  Facebook  

groups,  Twiger,  blogs,  online  newspaper  

Results?  -  What  is  the  different  [A]  vs.  [B]?  

[A]  automa9c  analysis  

[C]