From: Seth Grimes
The agenda for the 2011 Sentiment Analysis Symposium, April 12 in New York, is out. The symposium is a unique event that bridges technology and business in one of the most exciting applications to emerge in recent years: software that discovers business value in opinions and attitudes in social media, news, and enterprise feedback. Talks include:
- Ronen Feldman -- Sentiment Analysis Past, Present & Future, and an Application in Trading Strategies
- Catherine Baudin, eBay Research Labs -- Mining Community Voices: Topics, Trends, Emotion and Opinions in eBay Community Data
- Michael House and David Geddes of Maritz Research -- Understanding the Voice of the Customer in Mobile Devices: Integrating Survey and Social Media Research
- Katie Delahaye Paine -- Beyond Sentiment: How to Really Get Value out of an Automated System
- Armando Gonzalez of RavenPack -- Computers That Trade Off The News - Real Applications
- Amit Moran of Aol -- Movie Sentiment Ranking Using Twitter Data
- Josh Merchant, Lymbix -- The Right Formula for Sentiment Success: Emotion, Clarity, and Intensity
- Amit Seth, EVP, Global Media Products, The Nielsen Company
- Jeff Catlin, CEO, Lexalytics
- Katie Delahaye Paine, CEO, KDPaine & Partners
- Karla Wachter, SVP, Waggener Edstrom
New this year, the symposium will be preceded on April 11 by an optional half-day tutorial, Practical Sentiment Analysis, taught by staff from eBay Research Labs.
Early-bird registration ($200 discount) runs through March 1. Government and full-time academics get 50% off with the registration code GOVACAD.
I hope you can make it! Please do send any questions my way.
Seth Grimes, grimes at altaplana.com