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Scalable discovery of contradictions on the web
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Extracting events and event descriptions from Twitter
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Information credibility on twitter
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Improved video categorization from text metadata and user comments
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Identification of collective viewpoints on microblogs
Data & Knowledge Engineering
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Social media provides researchers with continuously updated information about developments of interest to large audiences. This paper addresses the task of identifying controversial events using Twitter as a starting point: we propose 3 models for this task and report encouraging initial results.