GI2012 pekarek+hoffmann-poster inmap
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The document discusses a poster presented at GI2012-OpenDataPolicies-FORUM. The poster visualized LinkedIn connections of 38 participants using LinkedIn's INMAP application. 14 participants (36.8%) agreed to share their connection patterns, 1 (2.6%) did not agree, and 23 (60.5%) did not respond. Most participants had over 500 connections. The authors thanked those who consented to having their anonymous patterns included in GI2012 conference proceedings.
![Personal Web connections on
Social Network “LinkedIn “ can be
LinkedIn
visualized easily through LinkedIn’s
INMAP application tool, providing a
visual insight to private pattern
scalable for deeper analysis of
inherent structures accessible by the
account owner only.
For the presentation realized by
mapping of the personal web
connections 38 probands had been
invited. They shared openly the URL
of their processed web links pattern:
• 14 probands (36,8 %) gave
IGN-V.
permission to share their personal
pattern,
• 1 proband (2,6 %) did not agree [ http://inmaps.linkedinlabs.com/share/IGN_Vorstand/277979145492351328911116629229123953081 ]
to share his pattern, and
• 23 probands (60,5 %) did even
not answer the request for active The authors of the poster composition would like to thank all
participation in this testing. probands having participated and given their permission to
Interesting fact that most probands publish their personalized weblinks pattern to be embedded
have prevalently more than 500+ into GI2012-PROCEEDINGS as anonymous visualization of
GI2012-
individual connections. shared static images ! AP & FH.
18.05.2012 GI2012-OpenDataPolicies-FORUM 2](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 1. Social Media & Analysis of personalized but anonymous Weblinks Data INMAPS @ POSTER GI2012-OpenDataPolicies-FORUM A. PEKAREK (LIBER, NL) & F. HOFFMANN (IGN, DE) Format A0 - Poster 18.05.2012 GI2012-OpenDataPolicies-FORUM 1
- 2. Personal Web connections on Social Network “LinkedIn “ can be LinkedIn visualized easily through LinkedIn’s INMAP application tool, providing a visual insight to private pattern scalable for deeper analysis of inherent structures accessible by the account owner only. For the presentation realized by mapping of the personal web connections 38 probands had been invited. They shared openly the URL of their processed web links pattern: • 14 probands (36,8 %) gave IGN-V. permission to share their personal pattern, • 1 proband (2,6 %) did not agree [ http://inmaps.linkedinlabs.com/share/IGN_Vorstand/277979145492351328911116629229123953081 ] to share his pattern, and • 23 probands (60,5 %) did even not answer the request for active The authors of the poster composition would like to thank all participation in this testing. probands having participated and given their permission to Interesting fact that most probands publish their personalized weblinks pattern to be embedded have prevalently more than 500+ into GI2012-PROCEEDINGS as anonymous visualization of GI2012- individual connections. shared static images ! AP & FH. 18.05.2012 GI2012-OpenDataPolicies-FORUM 2
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