Social Media

The Carbon Capture Report monitors mainstream news coverage from across the world. Yet, in today's world, it isn't just the newspapers and broadcast media that contribute to the global debate on climate change. Social media, from blogs to social bookmarking applications like Del.ic.ious, video sharing sites like YouTube to microblogging services like Twitter, have transformed our discourse.

Integrated Mainstream Social Media Reach Score™ (IMS-MRS)
A complete analysis of the day's social media discussion is included in each Daily Report, seamlessly integrated with mainstream coverage. Every link that is bookmarked or tweeted around the world on these topics is automatically indexed and appears in the Daily Report. Our Integrated Mainstream Social Media Reach Score™ (IMS-MRS) technology evalutes the combined coverage of a story across both mainstream and social media channels, letting you "crowdsource" the biggest issues of the moment.

The following is a partial list of social media indicators offered by the Carbon Capture Report:

Blogosphere

• Top Blogs
• Complete List of Blog Postings

Video Sharing

• Top User Categories.
• Top System (YouTube) Categories
• Top Posters
• Complete Video List With Descriptions

Social Bookmarking

• Top Categories.
• Top Posters
• Complete Bookmark List With Descriptions
• IMS-MRS Integration.

Twitter

• Geographic Map Showing Tweets by Country.
• Top Hash Tags
• Top Twitterers by Tweet Count
• Top Twitterers by Follower Count
• Top Twitterers by Replies
• Complete List of Tweeted Links
• Complete List of Tweets
• IMS-MRS Integration.

To see the Social Media features of the Carbon Capture Report in action, choose any Daily Report from the list in the navigation bar at the top of this page to get started!