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Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

By Emil Protalinski March 15, 2011, 12:14 AM PDT

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Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

The news quickly spread to some parts of Asia, North America, and Europe. Facebook penetration in South America and Africa is noticeably lower. Although the actual map used is quite old and thus inaccurate (the Soviet Union was disbanded two decades ago), the data overlaid on top is quite interesting.

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Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

ntMore users in Asia start to post on Facebook about the event.

Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

ntMore users in Europe start to post on Facebook about the event.

Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

ntThe few users in South America and Africa start to become more active.

Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

ntThe number of status updates significantly increases on the East coast in North America.

Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

ntThe number of status updates significantly increases in South America.

Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

ntNorth America starts talking even more about Japan.

Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

ntThe number of status updates significantly increases on the West coast in North America.

Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

ntMinor changes in status updates.

Japan tsunami: How the news spread on Facebook

Europe sees a huge increase. That’s all we have! You can thank the Facebook Data Team for these graphs.

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