Jakarta Votes: Can social media analytics offer more insights than pollsters?

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July 13, 2012

Jakarta Votes: Can social media analytics offer more insights than pollsters?

Tech In Asia :: Quick count results of Jakarta’s governor election have surprised many conventional pollsters as it differs so much from their own survey results from before the actual election. Based on news released by Centro One and Detik, I compiled a comparison of pre-election survey results and quick count results conducted by three popular pollsters in Indonesia.

A report by Iqbal Farabi, www.techinasia.com

July 13, 2012 at 09:56 AM | Permalink

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