In the in the local market, especially if it comes to local journalism and to the event market and the first time we heard that we thought well that, that's interesting and then we I think we went on with our other projects and the second time we heard another customer telling us about the same problem, we got more and more interested in that and then we asked a lot of media companies in Germany, what they are thinking about this specific problem and if we would solve that problem would that be a high would that provide a high value, if we would develop an automated solution for this specific task. So most of of the directors and so on we spoke to.

I don't normally post about politics (I'm not particularly savvy about polling, which is where data science has had the largest impact on politics). But this weekend I saw a hypothesis about Donald Trump's twitter account that simply begged to be investigated with data: Every non-hyperbolic tweet is from iPhone (his staff). Every hyperbolic tweet is from Android (from him). When Trump wishes the Olympic team good luck, he's tweeting from his iPhone. Is this an artifact showing which tweets are Trump's own and which are by some handler?