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Comparing Listeners' and Designers' Listening Experiences
04/06/2013 Aalborg University, Nordkraft, Teglgaards Torv, 9000 Aalborg
IIDI News
Dr Ahmed Al-Dubai is the Guest-Co-Editor of a special issue in a leading international journal:...
11/05/2013
Mallzee Feasibility Study
26/10/2012 - 10/01/2013
We carried out prototype development support by research to demonstrate the potential of use of social network data on customers, their interests and relationships to provide an enhanced service.
Mallzee Feasibility Study is a Innovation Award project funded by SFC IV.
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Information Sharing between Domains using Policy Integration and Modelling
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To develop a commercially viable tool to enable organisations to monitor and understand their organisation’s life on social media beyond those accounts they have created. This project is focused on developing the data analysis and reporting ability to make the tool commercially viable.
Areas of Expertise 
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The technologies that help us to organise and share information on the internet are changing the way we live and work. This information society or knowledge economy people affects is in all kinds of new ways – as individuals, groups and organisations.
Project Team
James Barnes
(not currently an institute member)
Keywords: social media data
