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What’s in a Twitter name? A glance at the Irish digital Diaspora

To jump directly to the interactive map, click here : http://cdb.io/1beWaVB (onomastics.co.uk reblog) It’s been a while since I published a first

The deadline to submit applications to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs’s call for projects ‘Africa Forum, 100 innovations for sustainable

This is a reblog of ParisTech Review original article. Can name data mining help economic development? As of today, the main

Choosing the right location to organize international exhibitions and events is critical to reach your targeted audience. For open events

Any country with a strong outflows of bright young people faces the following dilemma: is it a threat or an

NamSor™ announces FDI Magnet, a new offering for Investment Promotion Agencies. NamSor™ name recognition software filters data from millions of

So far we presented onomastics as a technique that could help monitor cross-border investments, especially as originating from or directed

Some more work in progress. No comment – yet.

The French-born terrorist Gilles Le Guen, a sailor originally from Brittany, was captured in northern Mali. His Arab name, after

There has been a lot of confusion last week, in the aftermath of the identification of two suspect terrorists in