sochi'al media statistics from the 2014 winter games
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Alas, the Sochi Winter Olympics are over. Did you get up bright and early for the gold medal ice hockey game? Sochi featured more than enough moments of glory, grief, and oddity for us all to be satisfied at least until the Summer Olympics roll back around in two years time. This Slideshare give you a peek into the top "Sochi'al" Media moments from the Winter Olympics. From our most Tweetable, most Likeable and most talked about moments to our favorite images, our favorite hashtags, and everything in between. What was your favorite moment?TRANSCRIPT
Winter Olympics:Sochi’al Media
Breakdown
In all, more than
40 million Olympic-related Tweets
were sent during the games.
Total Sochi’al Media Results: Twitter
Total Sochi’al Media Results: Facebook
45 milliondifferent Facebook users were responsible for a combined
120 million
posts, comments and Likes on Facebook.
1. Mao Asada, Japan, Figure Skating
2. Yuna Kim, South Korea, Figure Skating
3. T.J. Oshie, USA, Ice Hockey
4. Shaun White, USA, Snowboarding
5. Mark McMorris, Canada, Snowboarding
Top Mentioned Athletes: Twitter
1. Shaun White, USA, Snowboarding
2. T.J. Oshie, USA, Ice Hockey
3. Yuna Kim, SOuth Korea, Figure Skating
4. Jenny Jones, GB, Snowboarding
5. Carey Price, Canada, Ice Hockey
Top Mentioned Athletes: Facebook
1. Ice Hockey
2. Curling
3. Figure Skating
4. Bobsled
5. Snowboard
Top Mentioned Sports: Twitter
1. Ice Hockey
2. Figure Skating
3. Bobsleigh
4. Curling
5. Luge
Top Mentioned Sports: Facebook
Top Moments on Twitter Tweets Per Minute
1. USA beats Russia in men’s Ice Hockey shootout
42,630 TPM
2. Canada defeats USA in men’s seminfinal ice hockey semifinals
47,600 TPM
3. Japan’s Yuzuru Hanyu wins gold in men’s figure skating
45,750 TPM
4. Canada defeats USA for women’s ice hockey gold medal
42,000 TPM
5. Canada defeats Sweden for men’s ice hockey gold final
27,700 TPM
Top Moments on Twitter
Bobsledder Johnny Quinn, who, having been locked in his hotel bathroom, punched his way out. The image was retweeted about 30,000 times, favorited more than 17,000 and became a hashtag: #Quinning - the act of busting something open
Our Favorite Pictures
Our Favorite Pictures
Crowds the world over fell in love with the Norwegian curling team. Though they would eventually drop out of the tournament, the brightly-colored sweepers
won gold in the hearts of viewers.
sources:● http://mashable.com● http://www.philly.com
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