Dec 07

HP Studies Online Attention and Learns to Predict Virality

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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — In a world where information is exploding yet attention span is static, anything that can help predict what kind of content will attract eyeballs and cause virality is valuable. And research from HP's Social Computing Lab suggests it can be done.

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