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Susana Herrera Damas & José Luís Requejo AlémanNoYesHistogram 8: Use of retweetsOther users mentioned in just 5.6% of tweetsStations rarely sent traffic to other users by mentioning them. When others were mentioned, the mostcommon practice was to mention a person linked to the station (4.4%), which is more a sign of self-promotionrather than openness. Of the tweets, 0.9% mentioned two unrelated persons and 0.3% mentioned a person withno apparent connection to the station.1009080706050403020100No 1 user 2 users 3 usersHistogram 9: Mentions of other usersStations linked mostly to their websitesWe found that stations linked to their own websites on 76.6% of the messages. It seems that thestations used their Twitter accounts to drive traffic to their online editions, with the same self-promotionalapproach observed in other aspects of the research.56 | ECREA: <strong>Radio</strong> Evolution: technology, content, audiences – conference 2011
Spanish talk radio Stations on Twitter: Still reluctant to embrace its potentialNoYesHistogram 10: Links to station websitesLess openness when linking to other sitesLinking to other websites was, however, quite rare. We observed this practice in just 1.8% of the messages.Apparently, stations were not open to driving traffic to external sites.NoHistogram 11: Links to external websitesFew links to blogsIn our sample, only 3.8% of tweets linked to blogs.ECREA: <strong>Radio</strong> Evolution: technology, contents, audiences – conference 2011 | 57
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