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Ztaxas t1_j6913z9 wrote
Reply to comment by OhGodNotAnotherOne in [OC] How news stories evolve in the news cycle by PartisanPlayground
With 60k upvotes? Using the general rule that only 1% of people interact with content other than viewing it (ie rating), it means it reached over 6m people.
MEMENARDO_DANK_VINCI t1_j68yhf5 wrote
Reply to comment by cnorw00d in [OC] How news stories evolve in the news cycle by PartisanPlayground
Youβre looking at it from your brain and not the populations brain, if it was more likely to make money with a million different stories it would. All of humanity only has so much room in their head for the news and the news knows that if they want any two people to be discussing and thinking the same things at the same time, otherwise being valuable as βnewsβ then theyβll have to focus their attention
Iβd also like to point out that these are the stories that are the top 10 not the thousands of other stories made every single day and fighting for these slots
OhGodNotAnotherOne t1_j68y9g9 wrote
Reply to comment by Jeepcomplex in [OC] How news stories evolve in the news cycle by PartisanPlayground
Crazier how it seems it's almost gone completely from reddit already.
I've seen exactly ONE post on it.
Just one.
cnorw00d t1_j68y2hn wrote
Reply to comment by MEMENARDO_DANK_VINCI in [OC] How news stories evolve in the news cycle by PartisanPlayground
Yes but your brain is not a multi billion dollar network supposedly filled with "journalists"
R1ppedWarrior t1_j68xt9j wrote
It seems weird to have data on a chart that is never labeled.
MEMENARDO_DANK_VINCI t1_j68wp23 wrote
Reply to comment by hearmenowboi in [OC] How news stories evolve in the news cycle by PartisanPlayground
I realistically have the bandwidth for 7 stories at a time so they do better than me
rramosbaez t1_j68wn5s wrote
Nothing about guy killed protesting cop city? Thats all over my feeds, but i guess it makes sense big media wont run it
Warm-Cranberry-6704 t1_j68u4f7 wrote
Reply to [OC] A map of the backroads in Finland, perfectly captured by OpenStreetMap and visualized with QGIS. This map is a definitive not-a-guide to rally driving in Finland! by Geodienst
I reckon Helsinki is the most dense down there? Seems reasonable but the rest stick out
qazarqaz t1_j68qdgj wrote
Reply to comment by PartisanPlayground in [OC] How news stories evolve in the news cycle by PartisanPlayground
Wasn't Veritas-Pfizer leakage covered anywhere? I expected it at least to be catched up by conservative outlets
hearmenowboi t1_j68q0ke wrote
They only have the bandwidth for 10 stories at a time. 10 stories on rotation over 24 hours.
handsomehares t1_j68pzp9 wrote
Reply to comment by Jeepcomplex in [OC] How news stories evolve in the news cycle by PartisanPlayground
Iβm not sure interesting is the word Iβd use
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Jeepcomplex t1_j68lrgf wrote
Interesting how a gang of cops publicly executing a citizen via torture can dominate the news
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PartisanPlayground OP t1_j68fge6 wrote
Hi Reddit! I've been producing analysis on news stories for awhile now, so I figured I should post to Reddit to get some feedback.
You can find this visualization daily along with others at my Substack: https://partisanplayground.substack.com/
My intention is to add more GPT-driven content in the future.
You can also find these visualizations and analysis of tweets at my Twitter account: https://twitter.com/PartisanPlayG
The source for the data in this visualization is news articles taken from 64 news outlets. Articles are clustered into stories on a daily basis and plotted with ggplot2. This particular visualization uses the ggsankey package.
spicer2 OP t1_j68f586 wrote
Source: Various quizzes on Sporcle
Tools used: Excel
Methodology/other bits: Not very complicated, just did each quiz and took the top and bottom in the stats.
What fascinates me is that the least memorable ones are quite uniform? Most of them either fall into a category of "spiny sea thing", "mushroom thing" or "thing that looks like a bell". Not quite sure if they're the least cute, but I feel there's something there...
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iFoegot OP t1_j68d3bv wrote
Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/325144/reddit-global-active-user-distribution/
The percentage in the chart means the share of Redditors are from that country, not the share of that country's population are on Reddit.
Edit: tool used - Microsoft excel.
youre_a_pissboy t1_j68bxon wrote
Reply to comment by KamahlYrgybly in [OC] Puerto Rico, with 3.3M people or 0.4% of LatAm's population, is the birthplace of 6 of the region's top 10 most streamed artists on Spotify. π΅π· by latinometrics
daily recommendation of Venetian Snares
Massive-Cow-7995 t1_j685tir wrote
Reply to comment by latinometrics in [OC] Puerto Rico, with 3.3M people or 0.4% of LatAm's population, is the birthplace of 6 of the region's top 10 most streamed artists on Spotify. π΅π· by latinometrics
>why are there 0 artists from Brazil and Mexico in Latin America's top 10?
Because you just took your list from the most streamed artists globally, and just assumed that represented latin american audience aswell, to go even futher to say Puerto Rico and Colombia is Latin American music capitals based on that is just wrong on so many levels
Massive-Cow-7995 t1_j685bdc wrote
Reply to comment by ptvlm in [OC] Puerto Rico, with 3.3M people or 0.4% of LatAm's population, is the birthplace of 6 of the region's top 10 most streamed artists on Spotify. π΅π· by latinometrics
I've seen the source of this graph and it's just the most streamed latin american artists globally.
That doesnt take into account nations with a more insular music culture like Brazil, this chart from the most streamed music 2 days ago represents alot more acurratly who the average Brazilian streams.
What annoys me the most is the fact this graph is just misslabeled and painting a very large wrong picture of the region, it makes no sence for Brazil and Mexico, two nations with massive local music industries and population to not be on a list about latin american audience, unless you group in American and European audience giving the American based artists that have a more global appel a massive advantage
Massive-Cow-7995 t1_j684a3z wrote
Reply to comment by JBrewd in [OC] Puerto Rico, with 3.3M people or 0.4% of LatAm's population, is the birthplace of 6 of the region's top 10 most streamed artists on Spotify. π΅π· by latinometrics
On a lower comment it says it does, even if most of the artists above dont show up inside the most streamed chart from 2 days ago in Brazil
Edit: on this comment they claim this is thier source, the list used comes from a global audience and not a Latin American exclusive audience
Wijnruit t1_j68460a wrote
Reply to comment by JBrewd in [OC] Puerto Rico, with 3.3M people or 0.4% of LatAm's population, is the birthplace of 6 of the region's top 10 most streamed artists on Spotify. π΅π· by latinometrics
It does, OP made plenty of charts including Brazil before
KamahlYrgybly t1_j6914qw wrote
Reply to comment by youre_a_pissboy in [OC] Puerto Rico, with 3.3M people or 0.4% of LatAm's population, is the birthplace of 6 of the region's top 10 most streamed artists on Spotify. π΅π· by latinometrics
Allrighty, thanks! Will check out.