#azvote13 hashtag updates
#azvote13 – mid-September to today #secki2013 – mid-September to today
#azvote13 – mid-September to today #secki2013 – mid-September to today
Hashtags are an interesting 21st century phenomenon. Hashtags are keywords to organize information to describe a tweet and aid in searching (Small, 2011). Hashtags also take on a symbolic quality and perhaps are an example of metacommunication. When I post a picture of parents recording every minute of a kids’ holiday concert, complaining about how…
More to come, but… #azvote13 for last 48 hours Group 1, the largest group, was unnetworked people. Group 2 is a big cluster of foreign organizations and some individuals, Azerbaijani and foreign, associated with them. Seems like it was a lot of discussion and re-tweeting of Rebecca Vincent. Group 3 is pro-government. Group 4 is…
#secki2013 – just for the last day #azvote13 – just for the last day
#azvote13 mid-September – October 8 Interesting changes here. Group 1, the pro-government forces, are a really tight cluster now. They used to be much less close. Seems like they’re talking to each other more now. Group 3 is a VERY tight cluster of oppositionists. Strong ties exist between Group 3 and Group 4, centered around…
I’ll be continuing to monitor the hashtags, but here is where we stand on Monday morning before the Wednesday election: #secki2013 for the weekend – pretty dead, but probably will pick up in the coming days full analysis #secki2013 for the past 10 days full analysis Opposition blogger muntezir is the most powerful tweeter in…