Tweetminster Search is a sentiment engine that measures the pulse of UK politics in real time.
Sentiment searches show you how people feel about the issues of the day – as expressed through the thousands of messages posted to Twitter by politicians, news source, journalists and the public. Because our search works in real time it shows what the people think now and tracks how their opinions have changed over time.
Tweetminster Search is currently in beta, which means we’re tuning its performance and adding new features, including more granular control of the data, new data sources and more advanced filters, plus we’re building an API to access and manipulate the raw data. Our goal is to help you explore the issues, understand the trends in UK politics and give you the tools to build your own apps with the data.
It’s easy to use. Enter a search term (eg. Iraq Inquiry) or up to three multiple terms (eg. Labour, Conservatives, Lib Dems) and click ‘Search’ – the results show you:
* The number of relevant tweets about the subject over time (volume)
* How these tweets break down into positive, negative and neutral opinions (sentiment)
* How many people have seen these opinions (reach)
* The individuals with the most impact on the subject (influencers)
* Plus lots of related information – associated terms and issues, links to relevant URLs and a location breakdown for where the terms have been discussed the most
The results give you an at-a-glance breakdown of how big a topic is, what people think about it, how many people are interested, who is driving the public debate, how it all fits together with the other issues of the day and the sources that back it up.
Alongside terms, you can also analyse Twitter usernames (eg tweetminster – i.e. without the @), or a combination of elements. For example you can analyse the correlation between a topic (e.g. Tax cuts) and user (EricPickles).You can also view and filter the tweets behind the results by party, source, politician, time and relevance to tailor your results to your specific area of interest. Tweetminster Search filters out the noise and chatter to get to the heart of the day’s big story.
Our systems are designed to only analyse relevant content which is what makes Tweetminster Search different. We define relevance by determining the influence and reach of a tweet – so we don’t try to analyse all of Twitter, but only the content that matters. Our analysed content is fed from the people our network analysis has identified as making up the UK politics network – this means politicians, journalists, bloggers, news sources and the people they’re having conversations with. These influencer tweets create the core sample for all the data we serve and as new people become relevant through interacting within this network we can identify them algorithmically meaning our politics network is always up to date.
Tweetminster Search isn’t comparable to traditional polling, but has been built to complement traditional polling techniques by helping people better understand how issues are being discussed, shared and perceived by the people who have the biggest impact on public opinion. If a poll tells you that 40% of the population thinks a party is awesome, our tool explains why they think that, why the other 60% don’t agree, and who they are listening to when forming their opinions.
Source: Tweetminister Search
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