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Release date
November 2013
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United Kingdom
Survey time period
2013
Special properties
excludes: corporate and brand accounts, parody accounts, journalists from national UK newspapers
Supplementary notes
* The source used PiQ to report a context-specific score of a tweeter's influence, the UK p score (UK Pi Score) – tweeters’ influence only counted when they influenced other people in the UK. For the Twitter 140, the source focussed only on whether other people in the UK were responding to, retweeting or engaging with a tweeter.
The source excluded: all corporate and brand accounts, such as newspapers; parody accounts; journalists from the main national newspapers.
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