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Dec. 16 (Bloomberg) 彭博社
10. Watching What You Search by Content Fleet Seen as Saving Newspapers
Sixteen hours before Whitney Houston was pronounced dead on Feb. 11, a
startup in Hamburg noticed a surge in Web traffic about the American
singer after she had been seen drunk and arguing in a Hollywood club.
The data analysis company, Content Fleet GmbH, knew Houston would
dominate headlines the next day.
Content Fleet has created software that constantly monitors million
subjects on some 600,000 websites. It registered a sharp increase in
Google searches, Facebook mentions and Twitter posts about Houston.
After comparing the volume of traffic to previous peaks and checking
how much coverage the story had already received, Content Fleet knew
that articles on Houston would draw readers.
Since May, the company has delivered tips to publishers for $1,500 a
month……
原來惠妮在死前 16 小時... 喝醉又吵架!? >.<
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