The Blog Herald logo

  • News
  • Features
  • Guides
  • Editorial
  • Interviews
  • Blog Tips
  • More
    • General
    • Blog Conferences
    • Contact Us

British PM’s social media reputation flagging according to new audit

September 30, 2009 by Andy Merrett

The Labour Party may lead the way when it comes to British political parties using Twitter and other online tools, but a new audit by Yomego suggests that Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s social media reputation is flagging.

Using various natural language technology algorithms, a social media reputation score is created by measuring not only how much a particular person is mentioned, but also how positive or negative that coverage is.

The PM scored just 42.59 out of 100, putting his ‘sentiment’ score even behind that of British National Party leader Nick Griffin. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Barack Obama, david cameron, gordon brown, Popularity, prime minister, reputation, Social Media, UK, yomego

Popular posts

Does Your Blog Need Disclaimer?

 

Seven Great Sites For Legal Free content

 

Writing A Blog Disclaimer

 

Things You Can Do If You Have Too Much Work

 

Blogging Like a Rockstar with Chris Ducker

 

Four Ways to Boost Your Content’s Impact

 

Test

Blog Security

4 Major Website Disasters In The 90’s

A Quick Guide on Beefing Up Your WordPress Security

Cleaning A WordPress Malware Infection For Dummies

The Blog Herald © 2019 Splashpress Media