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Latest revision as of 16:38, 12 February 2021

For 2022, we have been asked to contact

Chris Power <chrpw@amazon.co.uk>, who responded after deadline for 2021 proposals but keen to continue

For 2018, client was Javier Gonzalez Hernandez <gojav@amazon.co.uk>

For 2016, client was Ben Scott <bensc@amazon.co.uk>

In 2015, David Hardcastle <dhardcas@amazon.co.uk> acted as client for public service project with Citizen's Advice Bureau:

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-For 2016, proposed client is Ben Scott <bensc@amazon.co.uk>
+For 2022, we have been asked to contact
-My suggestion:
+Chris Power <chrpw@amazon.co.uk>, who responded after deadline for 2021 proposals but keen to continue
-The Politics of Wikipedia
+For 2018, client was Javier Gonzalez Hernandez <gojav@amazon.co.uk>
-Much of the content of Wikipedia is encyclopaedia-like, but Wikipedia editors also respond to current events. The goal of this project is to highlight which parts of Wikipedia are more political (or at least contemporary), by correlating Wikipedia edits with recent traffic on Twitter. You should create a custom application for viewing Wikipedia, in which the content the user sees is customised and updated to follow Twitter traffic. Users should be able to navigate according to recency, popularity, or controversy. They should also have some way to know (through correlation analysis) when different topics or pages appear to be alternative views of the same underlying events.
+* [[Real-time AI research]]
-Alternative contact: David Hardcastle <dhardcas@amazon.co.uk>
+For 2016, client was Ben Scott <bensc@amazon.co.uk>
-In 2015, acted as client for public service project with Citizen's Advice Bureau:
+* [[The Politics of Wikipedia]]
+In 2015, David Hardcastle <dhardcas@amazon.co.uk> acted as client for public service project with Citizen's Advice Bureau:
 * [[Online advice assistant]]