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]]> By: Tom McKinley http://startupmeme.com/hitwise-stats-election-traffic-to-news-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-11943 Tom McKinley Fri, 07 Nov 2008 20:23:02 +0000 http://startupmeme.com/hitwise-stats-election-traffic-to-news-sites/#comment-11943 One cool place to follow Twitter is on a microsite I'm working on with Tropicana called AnOrangeAmerica.com. The site takes all of the tweets about the election in a really interesting way - think of it as "Freshly Squeezed Election Tweets!" - and then shows the frequency and context of election-related terms as they happen. So when is the buzz is about the transition team or Palin or Obama's presser, you'll see a graph showing the volume also which words its being cross-referenced with. If interested, check out the site at http://AnOrangeAmerica.com One cool place to follow Twitter is on a microsite I’m working on with Tropicana called AnOrangeAmerica.com. The site takes all of the tweets about the election in a really interesting way – think of it as “Freshly Squeezed Election Tweets!” – and then shows the frequency and context of election-related terms as they happen.

So when is the buzz is about the transition team or Palin or Obama’s presser, you’ll see a graph showing the volume also which words its being cross-referenced with.

If interested, check out the site at http://AnOrangeAmerica.com

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