Public Discourse Emoji Sentiment Drift
Tracking the emotional tone of emojis in official public communications over time.
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About this data
This page analyses the emotional sentiment expressed through emojis used in official government statements and public service announcements. We measure the average emotional score of emojis within each statement and the variety of unique emojis employed.
By examining how these non-verbal cues change, we gain a unique insight into the evolving mood and communication styles within public discourse. Unlike traditional text-based sentiment analysis, this offers a granular look at how emojis themselves are being used and interpreted in official contexts, a metric not currently tracked elsewhere.
Why this isn't published anywhere else
While there's research on emoji sentiment analysis and its use in communication, no existing sources track the specific granular evolution of emoji sentiment within official government discourse over time as a recurring statistic or public dataset.
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