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Visualizing Reuters Editorial Investment

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This is a very early view of a work in progress. The process is to crawl Reuters, extract the attribution of each article (writers and editors) and extract the mention of country names. Then, using gephi, to visualize the relationships, thus – in this case – showing which editors are associated with the mention of which countries. In this snippet, countries have mutual links (red) with other countries they are collocated with. Editors have directed edges (green) with the country mentions they are associated with.

This is a very early view of a work in progress. The process is to crawl Reuters, extract the attribution of each article (writers and editors) and extract the mention of country names. Then, using gephi, to visualize the relationships, thus – in this case – showing which editors are associated with the mention of which countries. In this snippet, countries have mutual links (red) with other countries they are collocated with. Editors have directed edges (green) with the country mentions they are associated with.

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