Showing posts with label super-statistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label super-statistics. Show all posts
Tuesday, 2 March 2010

HOW THINGS STAND

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* I think it's time to work out another super(duper)-average - i.e. the average I.C. for each political party since I began recording in...
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Monday, 1 February 2010

JANUARY'S I.C.s - SUPER-AVERAGE I.C.s

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* My favourite measure of bias across the Beeb is the super - average interruption coefficient - which is calculated very simply by adding ...
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Friday, 1 January 2010

DECEMBER'S I.C.s - SUPER-AVERAGE I.C.s

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* My favourite measure of bias across the Beeb is the super-average interruption coefficient - which is calculated very simply by adding up...
Tuesday, 1 December 2009

NOVEMBER'S I.C.s - SUPER-AVERAGES FOR EACH PARTY

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** My favourite measure of bias across the Beeb is the super-average interruption co efficient - which is calculated very simply by adding u...
Saturday, 31 October 2009

THE MOST SUPER OF ALL THE SUPER-AVERAGES

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* So far, since beginning my survey in June this year, I've reviewed 1129 BBC interviews with UK politicians. This allows me to extend...
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OCTOBER'S I.C.s - SUPER-AVERAGE I.C.s

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* My favourite measure of bias across the Beeb is the super-average interruption coefficient - which is calculated very simply by adding up...
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Tuesday, 4 August 2009

'SUPER STATISTICS' - THE KEY TO PROVING THAT THE BBC IS BIASED?

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* It just dawned on me today that I could add up all the interruption coefficients accrued by each political party and work out an average I...