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<p><p>How do people engage with news articles post-click? How does the development of ideas within the text of articles affect post-click engagement? To address these questions I analyzed a large, client-side log data of over 7.7 million page views of 66,821 news articles from seven popular news publishers …</p></p>
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<p>I think this work is interesting for three main reasons: the questions we addressed, the methodology for answering them, and the answers we arrived at. </p>
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<p><p>It was a great attending WSDM this year, right at the heart of NYC! I could not possibly cover all that went down there in the three days of the conference, but would use this post to highlight sessions and talks that I attended and found particularly interesting.</p>
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<a href="/pages/publications.html">publications</a> page for the full paper.</p>
<p>Here is the abstract:<br>
In this study, we develop methods to identify verbal expressions in
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