Polimedia kick-off presentation

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The document discusses a research project called PoliMedia that aims to analyze media coverage of political debates in the Dutch parliament from 1956 to 1995. The project will link multimedia sources like newspapers, television, and radio to provide insight into how different media covered topics and people over time. By connecting these sources through a portal, researchers can more easily browse and search debates and gain a better understanding of the relationships between media items. The project seeks collaboration to build structured datasets and a virtual workspace to support academic research.

Interlinking multimedia for the analysis of media
coverage of political debates

www.polimedia.nl

The Team

• Henri Beunders
• Martijn Kleppe
• Max Kemman

• Geert-Jan Houben
• Laura Hollink (VU)
• ...

• Johan Oomen
• Jaap Blom

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Main research question
What choices do different media make in the coverage
of people and topics while reporting on debates in the
Dutch parliament since the first televised evening news
in 1956 until 1995?

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Current approach of research
Potential research questions
• How is a person, subject or process covered by the media?
• How do debates and arguments develop over a longer period of time?
• Analysing the changing ideas, arguments and presentation in different
media

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Issues with current approach

+ = Too much
work

Limited
material

+ = and
different
systems
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PoliMedia approach

PoliMedia
Newspapers
Portal
KB
Staten
- Browse:
Generaal Television
debate and
Digitaal Sound and Vision
date
KB
- Search:
debate and Radio
person KB

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Advantage of PoliMedia
Better insight in the relations between media
items

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Roles
• User requirements
• Usability evaluation

• Linking media and debates
• Structured information about
people and debates
• Published in Web standards

• Academia dataset
• Virtual workspace/Portal

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PoliMedia+?

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Contact
www.polimedia.nl
kemman@eshcc.eur.nl

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Polimedia kick-off presentation

1. Interlinking multimedia for the analysis of media coverage of political debates www.polimedia.nl

2. The Team • Henri Beunders • Martijn Kleppe • Max Kemman • Geert-Jan Houben • Laura Hollink (VU) • ... • Johan Oomen • Jaap Blom 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 2

3. Main research question What choices do different media make in the coverage of people and topics while reporting on debates in the Dutch parliament since the first televised evening news in 1956 until 1995? 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 3

4. Current approach of research Potential research questions • How is a person, subject or process covered by the media? • How do debates and arguments develop over a longer period of time? • Analysing the changing ideas, arguments and presentation in different media 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 4

5. Issues with current approach + = Too much work Limited material + = and different systems 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 5

6. PoliMedia approach PoliMedia Newspapers Portal KB Staten - Browse: Generaal Television debate and Digitaal Sound and Vision date KB - Search: debate and Radio person KB 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 6

7. Advantage of PoliMedia Better insight in the relations between media items 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 7

8. Roles • User requirements • Usability evaluation • Linking media and debates • Structured information about people and debates • Published in Web standards • Academia dataset • Virtual workspace/Portal 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 8

9. PoliMedia+? 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 9

10. Contact www.polimedia.nl kemman@eshcc.eur.nl 6-3-2012 CLARIN Kick-off presentation 10

Editor's Notes

#6: Limited: not everything is in it, but more importantly no mark-up or pages
#8: Searching and browsing multimedial databases in a single interfaceOffering a better insight in the relations between media itemsAllowing researchers to create their own interface on top of the infrastructure
#9: EUR:RequirementsWhat do researchers want?Searching/Browsing/AnalysingMethod: InterviewsUsabilityTechniqueInterface of portalMethod: ExperimentsDelft:Semantic modelRepresenting links between the four datasetsLinkingTransforming XML into RDFAnnotate entitiesPeopleTimestampsLocationsDetect linksNISV:DatasetAcademiaDublin Core, CDMIOAI-PMH end-pointIPR: Usable for educative purposesVirtual workspaceBrowse system on linked datasetsInstallation on CLARIN serverDocumentation (API, code and datasets)

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