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Media analysis

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Media analysis

Who says what and when on which channel and to what effect?

Media analysis attempts to answer this question. Channels include classical print media but especially online media: The internet is an opinion former, and hence it increases the speed at which information diffuses, the topicality of the information but also the complexitiy of the current analysis methods.


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Text analysis of heterogeneous (online-) media

A central issue in the field of communication is the influence of media messages on the environment (target groups, readers, listeners, viewers). Nowadays, media are filtered and opinions interpreted through manual and labour-intensive content and text analysis. So as to reduce costs and to increase reaction speed, the process of information extraction needs to be automatised so that human experts can concentrate on the evaluation and interpretation of the results. Nowadays, the internet plays an important role in the identification of opinions. Hence, information extraction must also be possible on websites and blogs.

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Further areas of application:

At a glance

  • What influence do media messages have on the environment?
  • Content and text analysis is performed manually and thus labour-intensive
  • Automation reduces costs and increases reaction speed
  • Analysis of online content such as blogs will be necessary in the future
  • Continuous image and media analysis will be rendered possible over an arbitrary period of time

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Info sheet „Media analysis" (german)