• Bellomy Blender Q4 2018 - Retail

    The holidays bring familiar feelings in the retail space, and 2018 was no exception, with sentiment and intensity on par with their 2017 levels. Conversions around Christmas shopping led social channels like twitter and instagram.
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    Bellomy Blender Q4 2018 - Financial

    People have grown a negative outlook on financial topics in Q4 2018. Fewer people are posting, but students on twitter are making their voices heard over concerns about unfair banking fees.

  • Bellomy Blender Q4 2018 - Energy

    Q4 2018 brought with it a new class of US congresspersons, and with them a new round of energy proposals. Ideas for bills pushing for increases in renewable power usage have propagated social media channels with many government officials blurring the line between legislator and influencer.
  • 2018 Belloween

    American Research Horror Stories

    It’s scary how the marketplace creeps and crawls with agile undead products and services, no? These are the spawn of agile development processes.

  • Bellomy Blender Q3 2018 - Financial

    Attitudes were exceptionally positive in Q3 compared to the previous year. Conversations around bitcoin were reignited after Mastercard’s decision to shut down Robert Spencer’s Patreon account over hateful content.

  • Bellomy Blender Q3 2018 - Energy

    Q3 saw major changes in the energy sector. Obama-era energy legislation was reversed, and people reacted negatively on social channels like twitter. Proponents of solar enjoy had a victory twitter though, after the passing of SB 100.

  • Bellomy Blender Q3 2018 - Retail

    Retail sentiment became more negative in the third quarter of 2018. The biggest change on social media was found in posts around big box stores like Wal-Mart.

  • Bellomy Blender Q3 2018 - Healthcare

    Q3 2018 showed a large decrease in social post volume, compared to this period last year. Those who did post were riveted by healthcare miracles and incredible health stories. Providers were also showing their growing wisdom by advertising job opportunities over social media.
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