#armvote13 and #barevolution Feb 26 hashtag analysis
#armvote13 4pm (still foreigners versus those on the ground and note that Artur (@ditord) has his own cluster!) #barevolution 4pm #dasadul – this is a joke hashtag
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#barevolution and #armvote13 hashtag analysis Feb 25 and 26
#barevolution Feb 25 6pm #armvote13 Feb 25 7pm #barevolution Feb 26 12am #armvote13 Feb 25 12am
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#barevolution and #armvote13 hashtag analysis Feb 24 6pm
barevolution armvote13
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#barevolution #armvote13 9pm Feb 23 hashtag analysis
#barevolution 9pm Feb 23 #armvote13 9pm Feb 23
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#armvote13 -> #barevolution Feb 23 6pm hashtag analysis
#armvote13 #barevolution Sorry for the lack of analysis – I’m traveling but wanted to get this out there.
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#armvote13 hashtag analysis update
Feb 21 6pm Feb 21 11pm 22 Feb 6pm I’m a little confused by this latest analysis, but then I realized that some sort of news tweeting thing used the hashtag, so I redid the graph without that account in it. So here’s the “correct” version. Same deal as before – people on the ground…
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#armvote13 hashtag analysis Feb 21 1am Yerevan
Here’s the latest. Biggest question for me is what is interactivity here, conceptually. Group 1 is foreigners interested in Armenia. Group 2 is on the group. Group 3 is our Azerbaijani friends again.
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#armvote13 hashtag analysis update Feb 20 3pm, 7pm, 8pm
Full report Okay, this is becoming a little weird. I’m not entirely sure what’s happening, but I think that group 2 is still talking about the “hijacking” and group 1 is talking about the election. For those interested: #iditord 3pm Yerevan Feb 20 Րաֆֆի 3pm Yerevan Feb 20 Then a rally was held in Freedom…
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Elections in the Caucasus
South Caucasians aren’t so sure if their national elections are conducted fairly. Only half of Armenians (50%) and Azerbaijanis (46%) feel that the last election was fair. Nearly two-third of Georgians (63%), however, feel that their last election was fair. Interestingly, over a third of Armenians (46%) are certain that the last election wasn’t fair,…