Cable News Twitter was talking about Syria and ISIS yesterday, but specifically about President Obama. Of all the words and hastags used on Wednesday (apart from stop words), “Obama” was used more often by far: approximately 10% of Cable News tweets mentioned him.
Top 100 words: 2014-09-24-WordStats
Top 100 hashtags: 2014-09-24-TagStats
The Kelly File won best hour (2514 mentions), followed by Hannity, Hayes, Ed Show, and Morning Joe. Hannity won best day (8057 mentions), followed by CNNi, Hayes, Kelly, and Special Report.
Raw data: 2014-09-24-ShowStats
ISIS and the USA’s attacks in Syria were the top topics in Cable News Twitter on Tuesday. Obama is third most popular word being used, while #celebratenvrd (For National Voters Registration Day) was the seventh most popular hashtag.
Data files here: 2014-09-23-TagStats 2014-09-23-WordStats
Hannity swept Tuesday with both best hour (2817 mentions) and best day (8515) wins. Runners-up for best Hour were The Kelly File (2452) and The Ed Show (1748). Runners-up for best day were The Kelly File (7379) and The Colbert Report (7296).
The most male-skewed show (that had over 100 mentions during the day) was HLN’s Morning Express, 75% male, while the most female skewed show was HLN’s Dr. Drew On Call at 78% female. No wonder HLN struggles if it’s audience is so divided.
Four of the top ten hours were won by Fox News, while six were won by MSNBC.
Raw Data: 2014-09-23-ShowStats
The launching of attacks on ISIS in Syria topped the trending topics in Cable News Twitter on Monday. When you look at the word cloud, it’s seldom that the words used are so consistently negative.