Influence Analysis reveals hidden intelligence in social web data
One astonishing fact, amongst many, about the World Wide Web is that no single entity has designed, planned or controlled…
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Why do people still listen to radio – is it a social network thing?
At Dollywagon we live happily on both sides of the great divide that splits the modern media industry. On the…
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Twitter data can look beautiful
Throughout my time as a media researcher, the people who always impress me most are the alchemists that transform a…
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‘Marketing: The Art of’ conference presentation
Dollywagon’s Jason Brownlee spoke to a ‘standing-room-only’ break-out session at this year’s ‘Marketing: The Art of’ conference, held at the…
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Dollywagon projects win silver, then gold!
Dollywagon has some great news that we’d like to share with you. We’re proud to announce that two research projects…
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Dollywagon is speaking at ‘Marketing: the Art Of’
The forthcoming Marketing: the Art Of conference offers a snapshot of all that is current in the world of marketing…
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Defining influence is a ‘black art’ – it needn’t be
Defining and measuring “influence” often seems like a black art. A quick Google search will turf up lots of methods…
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‘Team Dollywagon’ cycle jersey competition
Dollywagon is named after a mountain in England’s Lake District, where we’re based. It’s a great place for cycling enthusiasts…
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Social network analysis on Facebook – the rules
We received an interesting question today from @mlyeadon at Spreading Jam, who asks: “Just wondering if you can run the…
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RadioGauge gets another nomination – Campaign Media Awards 2010
We got another great email today informing us that the Radio Advertising Bureau’s entry for RadioGauge has been voted a…
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