Cannes2015, Mind the Gender Gap
[UPDATE Sept 2014 – many of the mis-classifications listed below are now handled properly by NamSor Gender API, combining classic
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Gender Gap and Ethnic Diversity at the OECD Forum
We’ve heard a lot yesterday at the OECD Forum about inclusiveness: the necessity of making our societies more inclusive, the
Assessing the Gender Gap in the Film Industry
IMDb, the Internet Movie Database is a massive resource, offering a unique picture of the global film industry. The IMDb
Chinese Name Gender Guesser API
NEW : chinese-names.app uses NamSor V2 API. [Read also : Is China really becoming a science and technology superpower?] [What’s in
Onomastics API for Gender Studies
[AGENDA] Meet us on 29 April 2014 at DataTuesday Paris with Girls in Tech Paris, on the topic ‘Women & Data’. Gender Equality
Hispanic, French, German names in the United-States
NamSor has mapped Hispanic Twitter accounts around the world. Not just Hispanic: French and German as well. This interactive world
Making sense of Big Data : mining Twitter names
Millions of geo tweets in various languages, discussing anything from ‘hey, I’m here‘ to finance, geopolitics or marketing. How do
Cap Digital Meetup : What Tourism in 5 years?
On October 23, the French IT Cluster CapDigital organized the first Digital Tourism Meetup and on that same day Paris City
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
Onomastics for Business Data Mining
This is a reblog of ParisTech Review original article. Can name data mining help economic development? As of today, the main
