Conference on Twitter for Research 22 – 24

Conference on Twitter for Research
22 – 24 April 2015, EMLYON
Contact:
Clément Levallois, [email protected] Tel: +33 (0)6 59 08 33 92.
Website of the conference: www.confTwitter2015.org // On Twitter: @twlyon2015
Wednesday 22 April evening – MEETUP
Meetup Twitter and Mobile Development, free and open. With Romain Huet (Developer
Advocate EMEA, Twitter) and Damien Gosset (CEO, Octiplex).
The language of this event is French.
Location: Atelier des Médias (http://www.atelier-medias.org/)
Thursday 23 April - WORKSHOPS
Location: EMLYON Business School, Ecully campus (http://www.em-lyon.com)
Workshop 1: « Twitter pour débutants » (9h - 10h30)
Workshop given in French by Clément Levallois (professeur EMLYON) and Audrey
Julienne (Chief Evangelist, RDE Marketing).
Coffee break, ½ hour
Workshop 2: « Comment utiliser Twitter pour générer des leads » (11h - 12h30)
Workshop given in French by Alain Couttolenc, Marketing Effectiveness Leader, Nielsen
Europe.
Lunch
Workshop 3: « Comment faire du business grâce à l’exploitation des contenus
Twitter, même sans achat média ? » (13h30 - 14h30)
In French. with Stanley Baudu, Synomia.
Coffee break, ½ hour
Workshop 3: Text mining on Twitter data with DiscoverText – 36 sits (15h –
17h)
Workshop given in English by Stu Shulman, co-founder of DiscoverText.
Friday, 24 April - CONFERENCE
Location: MamaShelter Hotel, Lyon. The conference takes place integrally in English.
8h - 9h: registration
9h - 9h30: welcome
9h30 – 10h: Marta Severo, Researcher at Université de Lille III,
France.
"Twitter data for urban policy making: an analysis on four
European cities"
10h – 10h30: Malik Muhammad Saad Missen, IRIT, France &
The Islamia Univ. of Bahawalpur, Pakistan:
"Sentiment Based Spam Tweets Detection"
10h30 – 11h: Coffee Break
11h – 11h30: Andria Andriuzzi, Ph.D. student at Chaire Marques
& Valeurs / IAE de Paris
"The brand or a spokesperson, who should tweet? When brand
conversation leads to brand humanisation"
11h30 – 12h: Soumajit Pramanik, Ph.D. student in the Department
of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kharagpur, India
"An empirical approach towards an efficient 'whom to mention?'
Twitter app"
12h-13h15: Lunch
13h15 – 14h: Keynote speaker: Dr. Jeff Kolb, Data scientist at
Twitter
14h – 14h30: Lucill Curtis, Ph.D. student in the Essex Business
School, UK:
"How is your identity communicated online? - An investigation into
managing Twitter sites within five B2B organisations"
14h30 – 15h30: Poster Session + coffee break
15h30 – 16h: Jean Medeiros, Researcher at Labic.net, Brazil
"Multiple points of view in #VemPraRua ReTweets: the perspectival
method of network analysis"
16h – 16h30: Nelleke Oostdijk, Professor at Radboud University
Nijmegen, Netherlands
"Twitter tribal language(s)"
16h30: closing remarks
17h: end of the conference
Posters presented at the conference, April 24
Aoife Prendergast
What’s the Hashtag? : Perspectives on the Digital Identity - Using
Twitter for Academic Research
Muhammad Rizwan and Malik Muhammad Saad Missen
Finding Political Popularity Trend by Temporal Analysis of
Sentiment of Geo-Tagged Tweets
Anatoliy Gruzd
The Use of Twitter during the 2014 Crisis in Ukraine: A Tale of
Three Languages
Antoine Courtin, Brigitte Juanals and Jean-Luc Minel
Analyzing Social Network Interactions in Cultural Fields
Cédric Baudet
Twitter and NVivo: an Efficient Pair in the Qualitative Coding
Technique
Frédéric Clavert, Benoît Majerus and Nicolas Beaupré
#ww1. Twitter, the Centenary of the First World War and the
Historian
Camille Lagarde-Belleville and Michel Otell
#TweetCommeUneFille: Twitter as Giveaway for Stereotyping
Speech Acts
Eglantine Schmitt
Elements for an epistemology of instrumentation and collaboration
in Twitter data research
Ward van Zoonen
Twitter at work: The socially mediated workplace
Ritesh Shah, Pushpak Bhattacharyya and Christian Boitet
Towards an Indo-French Recommender System using NLP on
Tweets
Guillermo Bosch and Israel Rodríguez-Giralt
#DiversidadFuncional: Twitter and the mapping of independent
living in Spain
Grace Ruiter
Why Larry is Different Than Narry: The Language of Shipping in
the One Direction Fandom
Sibele Fausto and Pascal Aventurier
Scientific literature on twitter as subject research: preliminary
findings based on a bibliometric analysis
Jean-Philippe Magué, Márton Karsai, Matthieu Quignard and Eric
Fleury
Dialectal characterization of linguistics variability on Twitter
Josephine Bromley
A friend, not a phone call: Companies on social media and the
future of customer service
Massimo Menichinelli
Mapping the structure of the global Maker laboratories community
through Twitter connections
Fábio Goveia, Lia Carreira and Lucas Cypriano
Colors of the World Cup: visualizations of images shared on Twitter
during the 2014 Soccer World Cup
Tim Stevens, Art Dewulf, Noelle Aarts and Katrien Termeer
A Typology of Twitter Hypes: Activity, Actors and Frames in the
Agro-Food Sector
Michael Gauthier and Anthony Deseille
NLP and Twitter to analyze British swearing habits
Timothy D Bowman, Rodrigo Costas, Stefanie Haustein and
Vincent Larivière
Twitter in scholarly communication: How do tweets relate to
citations?
Aleksandr Semenov, Igor Zakhlebin and Alexander Tolmach
Social Network Analysis of Russian Protest Meetings in Twitter:
Descriptive Results and Methodological Aspects
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Registration
Register on www.confTwitter2015.org
Early bird registration
(until March 15th)
Regular
registration
22 April: Meetup
Twitter
Registration needed
Free
23 April
Workshops
Academic / Business
50€ / half day
75€ / half day
Students and alumni
EMLYON / ECL
50€
50€
Academic / Business
90€
120€
Students and alumni
EMLYON / ECL
70€
70€
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