With the confirmation hearing done, it is interesting to see how the discussion has shifted into some factual and some "speculative" terms.
New items and faded topics
"judgepedia" - a wiki on judges - kept its place. It is also joined by the term "nlj" which refers to "National Law Journal"
Foxnews has completely dropped off from the top 20 rankings after being highly ranked for most weeks. Interesting to see Washingtonpost.com making a come back - I wonder if it is a reflection that now the denizens inside the Washington DC Beltway are doing most of the chattering. As for wsj.com's come back, do you have any thoughts?
Also interesting is to see the term "unanimous" in the top 20 which does seem to reflect the mainstream media's consensus on her confirmation.
More on the results
A reminder, if you are interested in finding out more about the result details or the inference engine used in this analysis, please let me know at yfjuan (at) parc (dot) com.
Results (top 20 terms ranked in the order of relevance with the most relevant on top)
| Yahoo | Microsoft | |
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justices repeatedly stating americans sotomayor questioning judiciary dissented reversing helped defenses lawyers nyt â cityâ souter www.washingtonpost.com saying became unconstitutional | sotomayorâ sotomayor sonia souter krimstock ginsburg nominee judgepedia nlj morgenthau tasini cuomo hearings leahy judgeship supreme justices judiciary republicans hispanic | sotomayor moynihan statehood online.wsj.com obama nlj souter banc cuomo leahy rulings politico gop stating reversals ginsburg prosecutor unanimous affirmative cabranes |
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