Archive for November, 2009
My colleagues in the PA department have written a wonderful analysis of the Queens’s speech. This is available for download here.
This year’s Speech outlines the Government’s final programme of planned laws ahead of the General Election and has focused on a range of priority political issues. Included are measures to tackle the nation’s finances [...]
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TweetLevel is a new measurement tool that calculates someone’s importance on Twitter. In other words it is the Twitter equivalent to Google’s PageRank.
The explosive growth of Twitter has massively impacted the nature of communications. Initially the domain of the tech-minority, it has now reached a maturity level where it has branched out to multiple demographics. [...]
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Top analyst blogs (coming soon)
I will shortly be publishing the new list of top analyst blogs. This list has been compiled from Tekrati’s excellent blog directory. This league table will take into account new analyst hires and firms as well as a tweaked methodology.
I have taken the feedback I have received from the previous research and modified [...]
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