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• W336056131 abstract "Over the past few years, blogs have considerably grown in popularity, establishing themselves as a new form of communication media. Allowing hyperlinking and the embedding of images and videos, blogs are a large and interesting field for link analysis and can provide sociologically relevant data. By studying a large sample of the portuguese blogosphere, gathered from March 2006 to October 2009, we aim at unfolding the differences between popular and less frequently cited blogs. We examine several methodologies applied to the study of the web and the blogosphere and use them to illustrate the evolution of our sample. We analyze blog and post creation activity, the growth of the collection and the distribution of the posts in the blogs, and study the network structure of blogs. Using an ecosystem analogy, we treat blogs as organisms, that interact or interconnect by means of hyperlinks, in the environment of the World Wide Web. We represent the portuguese blogosphere as a graph, and include some of its features as vertex and edge attributes. Data preparation involves querying the original relational database, filtering the records by hostname and date interval, parsing the post bodies and indexing the extracted linkage data using a Berkeley DB. The result is data aggregated by hostname, disregarding links that point to a host outside the collection and any invalid hostnames, that may have been extracted from malformed HTML. Based on the resulting nodes, we go through the index and generate a GraphML representation of the blog graph. Our data set contains post data for more than 70,000 blogs, with over 400,000 links. We analyze the links between blogs in order to understand how they group and interact, to identify clusters and to characterize them. The blog graph is partitioned into several slices, according to each blog’s in-degree. We then study the evolution of blog features, and observe a consistent pattern of decrease in posting frequency, number of out-links, and post length, as we move from the highly-cited blogs to the less cited ones. This study opens a path for further analysis, performed on the same data set. It might be interesting to study the evolution of blog popularity, in order to understand what influences a blog to become a reference. Regarding the community structure, densely interconnected subgraphs could be identified and characterized, finding the common features underlying each community. Some preliminary work on community detection has already been done in this reasearch, which might serve as a starting point for future analysis." @default.
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• W336056131 title "Link ecosystem of the portuguese blogosphere" @default.
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