Publication: Tweethawk Monitorización avanzada en Twitter
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2021
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En lo que se tarda en leer esta línea se han publicado en Twitter 18.000 tweets. Al final de este día habrán sido 500 millones. Con 300 millones de usuarios mensuales activos, Twitter es la tercera red social más usada del planeta, y la primera por excelencia en transmisión de noticias e información.
En la era digital en la que vivimos, la información es poder. Pero de lo que nadie habla es del factor tiempo. Reaccionar a tiempo a la información es tan importante como obtenerla. Twitter nos permite recibir notificaciones cuando una cuenta publica un tweet. Sin embargo, la posibilidad de que nos notifique cuando un tweet contiene una palabra en concreto o que cumpla una norma es muy limitada. Es un todo o nada.
El objetivo de Tweethawk es ser un sistema avanzado de notificaciones en tiempo real. Podremos crear grupos de usuarios, a los que monitorizará de forma automatizada y generará avisos en tiempo real basándose en unas normas lógicas que podremos definir: ¡Avísame si alguien en este grupo de usuarios publica un texto que incluya esta palabra! ¡O avísame si publica una imagen que contenga este contenido!
In the time it takes to read this line, 18,000 tweets have been published on Twitter. At the end of this day it will have been 500 million. With 300 million active monthly users, Twitter is the third most used social network on the planet, and the first par excellence in transmission of news and information. In the digital age we live in, information is power. But what nobody talks about is the time factor. Reacting on time to information is as important as getting it. Twitter allows us to receive notifications when an account publishes a tweet. However, the possibility of notifying us when a tweet contains a specific word or that meets a standard is very limited. It is all or nothing. Tweethawk’s goal is to be an advanced real-time notification system. We can create groups of users, which will be monitored in an automated way and will generate alerts in real time based on logical rules that we can define: Let me know if someone in this group of users publishes a text that includes this word! Or let me know if you post an image containing this content!
In the time it takes to read this line, 18,000 tweets have been published on Twitter. At the end of this day it will have been 500 million. With 300 million active monthly users, Twitter is the third most used social network on the planet, and the first par excellence in transmission of news and information. In the digital age we live in, information is power. But what nobody talks about is the time factor. Reacting on time to information is as important as getting it. Twitter allows us to receive notifications when an account publishes a tweet. However, the possibility of notifying us when a tweet contains a specific word or that meets a standard is very limited. It is all or nothing. Tweethawk’s goal is to be an advanced real-time notification system. We can create groups of users, which will be monitored in an automated way and will generate alerts in real time based on logical rules that we can define: Let me know if someone in this group of users publishes a text that includes this word! Or let me know if you post an image containing this content!
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Trabajo de Fin de Grado en Ingeniería del Software, Facultad de Informática UCM, Departamento de Ingeniería del Software e Inteligencia Artificial, Curso 2020/2021. El repositorio oficial es https://github.com/bindrei/Tweethawk/
Una versión operativa de Tweethawk está ejecutándose en http://tweethawk.bindrei.com