World #ArtSummit Twitter round-up

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The official Twitter hashtag for the 5th World Summit on Arts and Culture was #artsummit.

The culture360.org team used several tools to track the #artsummit hashtag to learn more about the value of Twitter and how it can be used more effectively in the future. We hope you will find it useful too :)

Top Tweet! "The arts are a catalyst for change because they inspire people to think, to dream and to act" #artsummit Lisa Jansen, Germany via @culture360_asef

#artsummit By Numbers

More than 1450 tweets containing the hashtag #artsummit were sent by 295 unique Twitter users. The tweets contained 96 other hash tags and more that 170 URLs.

80% (1168) of the tweets in this were made by 23% (68) of the twitterers.

The users who had the most #artsummit "Twitter conversations" can be viewed here.

According to TweetReach.com tweets with the #artsummit hastag reached more than 200,000 people! You can view the full #artsummit TweetReach report Oct 1-9 2011 here, 3.5mb PDF.

Top 10 Twitter users by volume of tweets were:
@ArtsAccessAust (123) @NEAarts (122)
@culture360_asef (104) @culturaperu (70)
@sarmoti (55) @auscouncilarts(47)
@AnneLEcuyer (43) @TheRenza (27)
@tinylittlepoems (27) @kdcWORK (25)

Top 10 Twitter users by volume of @reply recipients and/or mentions were: (This shows who was most influential)

@NEAarts (190+), @Ifacca (170+), @culture360_asef (65+), @ArtsAccessAust (60+),

@auscouncilarts (45+), @culturaperu (40+), @ABCArts (35+), @tinylittlepoems (25+),

@stmartinsyac (20+), @sarmoti (20+)

Top 5 tweeted URLs

Australian Arts Minister's Speech to the World Arts Summit 2011

Arts Summit Press Release in Spanish

Video: World Summit Opens

A big-thinking cultural policy in the offing

Graph Summary of #artsummit Twitter activity

#artsummit Word Cloud

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Top Tweet! "15th #artsummit rec: govts to recognize the role of arts and culture in improving economic, social, and environmental life for all citizens" via @NEAarts

Tools

TwapperKeeper is a social storage and reporting tool heavily used by academic organisations and conferences. It allows users to archive, track, monitor, and analyze tweets by hashtag, keywords, or users.