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Measuring World Cup sentiment with Twitter and Tinybird

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Date Published
Author
Cameron Archer
Word Count
2,114
Company Posts That Month
159
Language
English
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Summary

A soccer enthusiast and content marketer at Tinybird delves into the intersection of soccer, data analytics, and Twitter, aiming to measure the emotional responses of fans during the World Cup by analyzing tweets. Inspired by a colleague's project, he utilized the Twitter API and the TextBlob Python library for sentiment analysis but ultimately found a more straightforward method by tracking the use of country flag emojis in tweets. This approach allowed the creation of a real-time sentiment analysis tool that captured the collective emotions of fans by counting flag emojis during matches, with data processed through Tinybird's platform and visualized using Retool. The project not only highlighted the emotional highs and lows of the World Cup but also included a unique feature tracking the length of "GOAL" tweets, reflecting the intensity of reactions to match events.

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