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Zach HoferShall, Head of Twitter Ecosystem - Gnip Blog - Social Data and Data Science Blog
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Author: Zach Hofer-Shall, Head of Twitter Ecosystem. Zach Hofer-Shall is the Head of Twitter Ecosystem where he manages Twitter's B2B data and platform partners and manages the Twitter Certified Program team. Prior to Twitter, Zach was a Senior Analyst with Forrester Research covering social technology platforms, social strategy, and social intelligence. He resides in Oakland with his wife and twin boys. Working Directly With the Twitter Data Ecosystem. April 10, 2015. If you’re one of the companies stil...
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Uncategorized Archives - Gnip Blog - Social Data and Data Science Blog
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The Gnip Usage API: A New Tool for Monitoring Data Consumption. July 9, 2014. Adam Tornes, Product Manager. At Gnip we know that reliable, sustainable, and complete data delivery products are core to enabling our customers to surface insights and value from social data. Today we’re excited to announce a new API that will make it easier for our customers to monitor and manage the volume of Gnip data they consume – the Usage API. The Usage API is available for use today. To learn more about the Usage A...
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Gnip Products Archives - Gnip Blog - Social Data and Data Science Blog
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Category Archives: Gnip Products. Historical PowerTrack Requests, Now Faster Than Ever. September 4, 2014. Adam Tornes, Product Manager. The Twitter Data Product Team is excited to share an update with you around recent enhancements to our Historical PowerTrack offering. In an effort to improve our customer experience for historical data requests, we’ve made substantial technology investments to reduce processing times as well as to support future adoption and usage patterns. One final area of improvemen...
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Amanda Bridenhagen, Plugged In Marketing Manager - Gnip Blog - Social Data and Data Science Blog
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The Power of Command Centers. June 24, 2014. Amanda Bridenhagen, Plugged In Marketing Manager. A command center is just one of the tools that Gnip customer and new Plugged In partner MutualMind. We love highlighting the ways our customers make life easier for their clients and we’re excited to add MutualMind to the partner program! Plugged In to Gnip. Smoke vs. Smoke: DiscoverText helps public health researchers. June 12, 2014. Amanda Bridenhagen, Plugged In Marketing Manager. These days manually sorting...
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Twitter and SXSW: Barometer of Trends
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Twitter and SXSW: Barometer of Trends. November 2, 2012. Scott Hendrickson, Chief Data Scientist. Last week we talked about tracking SXSW from 2007 to 2012. Using Gnip’s Historical PowerTrack for Twitter. This gave us insight into year-over-year trends in SXSW Tweets and now we’re going to look at how SXSW trends have changed over time. Party vs. Panel. BBQ vs. Tacos. This next trend might seem silly, who cares if more people are interested in BBQ or Tacos? While many have long suspected that Austin was ...
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Jim Moffit, Developer Advocate - Gnip Blog - Social Data and Data Science Blog
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Author: Jim Moffit, Developer Advocate. Jim Moffitt is a developer advocate at Twitter, where he helps developers and customers build amazing things with Twitter data. Before Twitter, Jim developed software for real-time weather monitoring and early-warning systems. In his free time, Jim loves hanging out with his family, enjoying the Colorado outdoors, travel, photography, gardening, and other random hobbies. Tweeting in the Rain, Part 4: Tweets during the 2013 Colorado flood. September 12, 2014. As the...
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Twitter and IBM Partner to Transform Decision Making - Gnip Blog - Social Data and Data Science Blog
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Twitter and IBM Partner to Transform Decision Making. October 29, 2014. Chris Moody, VP Data Strategy at Twitter. I’m thrilled to announce that Twitter and IBM are partnering to transform how businesses and institutions understand their customers, markets and trends and inform every business decision. For details, see our post on the Twitter blog. And IBM’s press release. More from the blog. Newest Gnip Data Publisher: WordPress. Get your Powered by Gnip Badge. Adobe Adds Foursquare to Adobe Social.
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Tweeting in the Rain, Part 3 - A Review of Early Warning Systems
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Tweeting in the Rain, Part 3. September 11, 2013. Jim Moffit, Developer Advocate. This is part 3 of our series looking at how social data can create a signal about major rain events. Part 1. Examines whether local rain events produce a Twitter signal. Part 2. Looks at the technology needed to detect a Twitter signal.). What opportunities do social networks bring to early-warning systems? For an introduction to this project). What are some example broadcast use-cases? Observations and predictions from reg...
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Historical PowerTrack Requests, Now Faster Than Ever
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Historical PowerTrack Requests, Now Faster Than Ever. September 4, 2014. Adam Tornes, Product Manager. The Twitter Data Product Team is excited to share an update with you around recent enhancements to our Historical PowerTrack offering. In an effort to improve our customer experience for historical data requests, we’ve made substantial technology investments to reduce processing times as well as to support future adoption and usage patterns. One final area of improvement benefiting your business is our ...
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Tweeting in the Rain, Part 4: Tweets during the 2013 Colorado flood - Gnip Blog - Social Data and Data Science Blog
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Tweeting in the Rain, Part 4: Tweets during the 2013 Colorado flood. September 12, 2014. Jim Moffit, Developer Advocate. In August 2013, we posted two Tweeting in the Rain ( Part 1. Around noon on Wednesday, September 11, 2013, we posted Part 3. On the evening of September 11, we stayed up late watching the flood and its aftermath unfold on Twitter, 140 characters at a time. As written about here. 1 The ability for the public to share photos and videos in real-time. With these questions in mind, we began...
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