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Sentiment Extraction: Measuring the Emotional Tone of Text
Determining Context: Clustering, N-grams, Part-of-speech-based Extraction, Themes, and Facets

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Categories/Tags/Topics/Classification
Themes: Best of All Worlds
Determining Context: Clustering, N-grams, Part-of-speech-based Extraction, Themes, and Facets
Entity and Theme Sentiment
Sentiment Extraction: Measuring the Emotional Tone of Text

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Videos

Neil Glassman: 12 Random, Snarky and (I hope) Relevant Comments on Social Media
What's coming in Salience Five?
User Group 2011: Seth Grimes: Converging Silos of (Text) Analysis
User Group 2011: Dan Stone (Altman Vilandrie): "Twitter vs. News, Leading vs. Lagging Sentiment in the iPhone 4..."
User Group 2011: John Kelley (TripAdvisor): "What Travelers Say...Using Sentiment to Improve Engagement Rates"

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