Ongoing Research on Politics & Twitter - CSS Colloquium

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This document discusses using social media data and network analysis to study politics and media. It summarizes several studies and tools, including: 1) Analyzing the political leaning and bias of US news media sources using similarity networks and multidimensional scaling. 2) Detecting communities and conglomerates in Turkish news media through weighted graphs and network analysis. 3) Introducing DD-CSS, a data-driven computational social science platform for collecting and analyzing social network data using tools like Gephi. 4) Analyzing curated commentary tweets from Turkish newsmakers and elites to understand attention to political events.

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Politics & Twitter
Talha Oz
Center for Social Complexity
George Mason University
02/20/2015
Source code & datasets are on GitHub

Political leaning of US news media sources
• 24 news media
• Jaccard for closeness
• Global network positioning (GNP) to scale
media bias measure, named ADA (Americans for Democratic Action) score

Similarly, @GM and
@Avis are very close in
the low-dimensional
embedding. Again, this
makes sense as “[s]ince
the late 1970s, Avis has
featured mainly General
Motors (GM) vehicles”…
…are still useful for
online advertising…
“lifestyle politics” can be studied by using co-following information…

Polarity of Turkish News Media
• Meet/min
• Weighted Graph
• Community Detection
– A modularity based method (Gephi)

Visualizations Beyond 1-D
• Media similarity matrix with D3
– Similarity view
• Selective exposure or blinkers ?
– Cluster view (weak validation)
• List of newspapers in Turkey (Wiki)
• Dogan Media Group (Wiki)
• Former Milli Gorus (Facebook post)
• Gulen Movement (Today’s Zaman)
• Socialism, Leftism (Radikal)
• Nationalism, Kemalism (Tweet)

Turkish Media in 2D
• Multidimensional Scaling (sklearn.manifold.MDS)
– Similarity to distance matrix
• Turkish media networks (Force Atlas Layout 2, Gephi)
– Force Directed Drawing
• Colors are for 11 clusters

Political Groups & News Media
• Media Preference of Five Groups in Turkey
• Group Descriptiveness of the Turkish Media
– Bar length = (similarity of party x to media y) / (sum of all party sims to y)
AKP

DD-CSS
• Data-driven Computational Social Science
– is an effort to build new tools to help collect and analyze social media data
– I did not know about any data collection tools (now there is a list)
– tools for network analysis Gephi, Pajek and UCINET
– powered by Flask, a highly modular microframework for Python

DD-CSS Demo
• http://dd-css.com/
• US-senate.csv

Commentary Tweets of the Elites
• Curated tweets of opinion-shapers and newsmakers
• By nediyor.com and theplazz.com news sites
• Commentaries on important events (news that have
made to headlines) between Jan 2013 and Jan 2015.
– “our visitors are plugged into the national conversation
through up-to-date commentary that is insightful, humorous,
combative, thought-provoking and just plain newsworthy.”

Early findings…
• http://talhaoz.com/news/
• https://plot.ly/~toz/199/turkish-newsmaker-commentators-by-profession-curated-by-nediyorcom/

Politics…
• Newsworthy Tweet Counts of TR Parties plotly
• http://talhaoz.com/news/US-Congress-Commentators.html
– Politician counts curated
– Activity of these politicians
– Which events/news got the most attention
– When comment-count differences maximized

Wrap Up
• Detecting Media Conglomerate and Groups using Twitter
• Political Group Descriptiveness of the News Media
• DD-CSS: A social media data collection platform
• Commentary Tweets of the Elites and Congresspeople
• Turkish Election Maps and Scenario Analysis

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3. Political leaning of US news media sources • 24 news media • Jaccard for closeness • Global network positioning (GNP) to scale media bias measure, named ADA (Americans for Democratic Action) score

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