Social Scientists Wade Into the Tweet Stream
SciencePublished 29 September 2011
Greg Miller
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Researchers report their effort to use Twitter to study the collective moods of millions of people in diverse cultures around the world in real time, and their findings paint a portrait of humanity's mood swings.
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In this week's issue of Science , researchers report their effort to use the social media site Twitter to study the collective moods of millions of people in diverse cultures around the world in real time.
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Social SciencesPhysics and Astronomy