Social Network Analysis

  • Posted by | May 29, 2012

    Polysingularity within Socio-Cognitive Networks

    Polysingularity is a practice of maintaining several dynamic singularities at once. Within social context this implies the existence of several communities, which are segregated enough to operate independently from one another, but are sufficiently integrated in order to be able to synchronize on the global level.  Together with specialists from Transnomia Institute we developed a social experiment that allows participants to experience polysingularity in a protected social setting. 

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  • Posted by | May 29, 2012

    Influence Dynamics in Social Networks

    The framework of networks can be very useful when thinking about social dynamics. The people are represented as the nodes and their interactions are the connections between them. Using this model we demonstrate how someone can become influential in a social context in just a few not very obvious steps.

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  • Posted by | May 28, 2012

    Russian SMM Facebook Group Analysis

    Social media marketing is a burgeoning field in Russia at the moment. In order to understand the structure of this community and the most influential people inside we performed a thorough analysis of one of the most popular Russian SMM Facebook groups called “Internet communication”. We used the approaches and methodology presented in our “Information Contagion” paper, some of which are outlined below.

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  • Posted by | May 24, 2012

    Who Reblogs Your Tumblr Better?

    How to know which of your blog followers have the better capacity to spread your information further across your extended network?

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  • Posted by | April 24, 2012

    Using Facebook Networks to Find Points of Access into Communities

    Suppose you’re coming to a new city and you want to meet the community you like. Of course you’d probably ask your friends first, but what if you want to go beyond what your immediate surrounding can offer and explore a new group of people? Facebook can be a good tool for that and we’ll demonstrate that using a case from our practice as an example.

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