The ‘electronic book’ semantic field in Twitter
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https://doi.org/10.54886/scire.v18i2.3939Keywords:
Twitter, Semantic analysis, Electronic booksAbstract
Social networks have transformed the Web into a repository of information from which very diverse information can be extracted. Twitter is one of the best known and has had one the greatest increase in number of users of the recent years. Content analysis of their messages provides valuable information about the authors of the tweets, the relationship between followers and the followed ones, etc. as well as about messages that set the trend. In the case of this paper, this kind of research is applied to the semantic field of electronic books.Downloads
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