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Twitter has opened up their full archives for academic research purposes.
Quote taken from TheVerge (https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/26/...mic-research-public-tweet-archive-free-access).
What implications and monetization methods will arise from that? Sentiment AI analysis? Bot improvements? and so forth...?
In addition to opening up its public archive, Twitter says it’s also giving approved applicants a higher monthly tweet volume cap of 10 million tweets, which is 20 times higher than what was available on the standard free track before. It’s also allowing more precise filtering to help researchers pinpoint tweets and other data relevant to what they’re studying and “new technical and methodological guides” for helping researchers find what they’re looking for and better make use of it in studies.
Quote taken from TheVerge (https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/26/...mic-research-public-tweet-archive-free-access).
What implications and monetization methods will arise from that? Sentiment AI analysis? Bot improvements? and so forth...?