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2008 Presidential Campaign Blog Sentiment Survey
Lexalytics Releases 2008 Presidential Campaign Blog Sentiment Survey Obama Leads Clinton in Favorable Blogosphere Sentiment 51% to 40% McCain Alleged Lobbyist Scandal Affects Candidate’s Sentiment Rankings Iraq War, Budget Deficit, Israel, and Palestinian Relations Most Discussed Issues in Blogosphere What: Lexalytics, a leading provider of text analytics and social media monitoring (SMM) software solutions that […]
- Obama Leads Clinton in Favorable Blogosphere Sentiment 51% to 40%
- McCain Alleged Lobbyist Scandal Affects Candidate’s Sentiment Rankings
- Iraq War, Budget Deficit, Israel, and Palestinian Relations Most Discussed Issues in Blogosphere
What: Lexalytics, a leading provider of text analytics and social media monitoring (SMM) software solutions that power http://www.politicaltrends.info, today announced the latest results of its 2008 Presidential campaign blog sentiment survey. For the first time in U.S. Presidential election history, the blogosphere – and sentiment conveyed within — is flexing its muscle on the voting public. So, what exactly is being said about the candidates in the social media? There are more than 300 blogs being measured by Lexalytics in http://www.politicaltrends.info during the 2008 Presidential campaign. Lexalytics’ media measurement software analyzes the subject matter to determine “what or who’s hot” and “what or who’s not” within the blogosphere. According to the latest Lexalytics sentiment analysis, for the week ending February 23, 2008:
- Senator Barak Obama (D-IL) has a significant favorable sentiment lead — 51% to 40% — over Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY).
- Senator John McCain (R-AZ) has experienced a significant surge — both favorable and unfavorable — in blog commentary, as a result of the recent New York Times story that alleges impropriety with a Washington lobbyist.
- Issues dominating the political landscape in the blogosphere during the survey period include the Iraq war, budget deficit, Israel, and Palestinian relations.
Who: Lexalytics will be releasing updated presidential campaign survey resluts until the election. Jeff Catlin, CEO of Lexalytics, is available for media interviews. Please visit https://www.lexalytics.com for more information.
Lexalytics processes billions of words every day, globally, for data analytics companies and enterprise data analyst teams that need to tell powerful stories from text data. The company’s Salience®, Semantria® and Lexalytics Intelligence Platform™ products combine natural language processing with artificial intelligence to transform text in all its forms into usable data. Lexalytics solutions can be deployed on premises, in the cloud or within hybrid cloud infrastructure to reveal context-rich patterns and insights for voice of customer, voice of employee, customer experience management, market research, social listening, news monitoring and other business intelligence programs. Based in Boston, Lexalytics has offices in the United States and Canada. For more information, please visit www.lexalytics.com, email sales(at)lexalytics(dot)com or call 1-617-249-1049. Follow Lexalytics on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
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