BibSonomyburst/user/tschert/diffusionBibSonomy RSS feed for /user/tschert/diffusion2012-02-16T15:44:42+01:00http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/273bf52a1a0c8d6a4e1d49dffdb38558f/tscherttschert2008-01-21T10:54:26+01:00blogosphere diffusion <span class="authorEditorList"><a href="/author/Adar">Li Zhang Lada A. Adamic Rajan M. Lukose Eytan Adar</a> </span><em>Communications of the ACM : CACMa publ. of the Association for Computing Machinery</em> (<em>Volume 47</em>)Mon Jan 21 10:54:26 CET 2008Communications of the ACM : CACMa publ. of the Association for Computing Machinery1235--39Implicit Structure and the Dynamics of BlogspaceVolume 47blogosphere diffusion Weblogs link together in a complex structure through which new ideas and discourse can flow. Such a structure is ideal for the study of the propagation of information. In this paper we describe general categories of information epidemics and create a tool to infer and visualize the paths specific infections take through the network. This inference is based in part on a novel utilization of data describing historical, repeating patterns of infection. We conclude with a description of a new ranking algorithm, iRank, for blogs. In contrast to traditional ranking strategies, iRank acts on the implicit link structure to find those blogs that initiate these epidemics. Workshop on the Weblogging Ecosystem, 13th International World Wide Web Conference, May 18th, 2004. Pre--print available as PDF (465Kb)http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/22d3037ef95cdd471f9333497418fab9a/tscherttschert2008-01-21T09:20:12+01:00blogosphere diffusion networks visualisation <span class="authorEditorList"><a href="/author/Lima">Manuel Lima</a> </span><em>Parsons School of Design, </em>(<em>May 2005</em>)Mon Jan 21 09:20:12 CET 2008blogviz: Mapping the dynamics of Information Diffusion in Blogspace: Master ThesisMay 2005blogosphere diffusion networks visualisation Blogviz is a visualization model for mapping the transmission and internal structure of top links across the blogosphere. It explores the idea of meme propagation by assuming a parallel with the spreading of most cited URLs in daily weblog entries. The main goal of Blogviz is to unravel hidden patterns in the topics diffusion process. What's the life cycle of a topic? How does it start and how does it evolve through time? Are topics constrained to a specific community of users? Who are the most influential and innovative blogs in any topic? Are there any relationships amongst topic proliferators?try to import