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March 5, 2014 EthnoViz

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

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Italian, Russina, Turkish Twitter
December 10, 2013 EthnoViz

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

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France Dubai Tourism
December 10, 2013 General

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

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Irish Twitter GEOnomastics
December 3, 2013 General

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

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Elian CARSENAT
September 18, 2013 FDI Magnet / General

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

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20130621 OECDForum2013 by Country Of Residence
June 21, 2013 EthnoViz

Onomastics and international event marketing : post hoc analysis of OECD Forum 2013

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

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June 10, 2013 FDI Magnet / General

Leveraging a large Diaspora for Economic growth

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

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May 30, 2013 FDI Magnet / General

IPA innovates to originate FDI deals using onomastics

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

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Chinese names
May 7, 2013 EthnoViz

Chinese names, colorful onomastics

Some more work in progress. No comment – yet.

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May 1, 2013 General

French-born terrorist Gilles Le Guen captured in northern Mali

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

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