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  • publication . Article . 2018
    Large-scale content analysis of historical newspapers in the town of Gorizia 1873–1914
    Open Access English
    Authors:
    Cristianini, Nello; Lansdall-Welfare, Thomas; Dato, Gaetano;
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    doi: 10.1080/01615440.2018.1443862

    handle: 1983/8ff3de70-8e04-4ba2-a9ec-2bfbb79528ec

    Country: United Kingdom
    Project: EC | THINKBIG (339365)

    We have digitised a corpus of Italian newspapers published in 1873–1914 in Gorizia, the county town of an area in the North Adriatic at the crossroad of the Latin, Slavic and Germanic civilizations, then part of the Habsburg Empire and now divided between Italy and Slov...

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  • publication . Article . 2016
    Discovering Periodic Patterns in Historical News
    Open Access English
    Authors:
    Fabon Dzogang; Thomas Lansdall-Welfare; FindMyPast Newspaper Team; Nello Cristianini;
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    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0165736

    pmc: PMC5100883

    pmid: 27824911

    handle: 1983/07389b53-e7fb-4c86-8657-2e9921cdfd71

    Publisher: Public Library of Science
    Country: United Kingdom
    Project: EC | THINKBIG (339365)

    We address the problem of observing periodic changes in the behaviour of a large population, by analysing the daily contents of newspapers published in the United States and United Kingdom from 1836 to 1922. This is done by analysing the daily time series of the relativ...

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  • publication . Article . 2016
    Women Are Seen More than Heard in Online Newspapers
    Open Access English
    Authors:
    Sen Jia; Thomas Lansdall-Welfare; Saatviga Sudhahar; Cynthia Carter; Nello Cristianini;
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    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0148434

    handle: 1983/2de9fb0f-941b-451b-9b76-a8661b7511e8

    pmc: PMC4740422

    pmid: 26840432

    Country: United Kingdom
    Project: EC | THINKBIG (339365)

    Feminist news media researchers have long contended that masculine news values shape journalists' quotidian decisions about what is newsworthy. As a result, it is argued, topics and issues traditionally regarded as primarily of interest and relevance to women are routin...

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