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Hyperlocal

"Hyperlocal" (also written "hyper-local") is an adjective used to describe something as being "limited to a very small geographical area", and in particular, to anything "xtremely or excessively local". It is applied in particular with regard to media output aimed at narrowly focused populations. It has otherwise been described as "information oriented…

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School boardRestaurantsCommunity groupsGarage salesForumhome.org
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Coinage and definitions

OhioDistrict of ColumbiaBritishNesta
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Magazines and newspapers

Best Version MediaUser-generated content
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Market penetration

Corporate identityThe New York Times
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Hyperlocal

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples143
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
Components1

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related to Further reading · 50
Hyperlocal → AAAI, Advancement, Ann Arbor, AOL's Hyperlocal Experiment, Artificial Intelligence, Association, Brief History, Columbia Journalism Review, Communication, Cyndi, England, Hess, Hochman, Hyperlocal Journalism, Hyperlocal Media, Hyperlocals, In, International AAAI Conference, John, July
related to Market penetration · 14
Hyperlocal → Avenue Coffee, By, Coffee, Essentially, For, January, Leveraging, NY Times, Roy Street Coffee, Seattle, Shedding, Starbucks, Tea, The New York Times
related to Coinage and definitions · 13
Hyperlocal → By, Central American, Columbia, District, Later, March, Maryland, Northern Virginia, Ohio, Paul Farhi, The, The Washington Post, Washington
related to GPS-based mobile apps · 13
Hyperlocal → Examples, Foursquare, Google Maps, GPS, GPS-enabled LaunchLawyer, Hyperlocal GPS, In, Internet, LaunchLawyer, Realtime, Satellite-based, The, When
related to Websites · 10
Hyperlocal → August, Forumhome, Further, New Hampshire, NewWest, Rheebo, Rockies, Rocky Mountain West, Specific, United States
related to Media structure · 9
Hyperlocal → France, Manhattan, Marchex, ProXiti, Some, Their, They, US, While
related to Content · 7
Hyperlocal → For, GPS, Historically, In, Internet, These, This
related to Magazines and newspapers · 7
Hyperlocal → Best Version Media, Comparing, Facebook, In, N2 Publishing, United States, While
related to Social media · 7
Hyperlocal → As, Craigslist, Examples, In, This, WhatsApp, When
related to Other examples · 1
Hyperlocal → There

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content news local media mobile citation sites small social com information also needed gps focus data location national regard journalism

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
almanacsinstance oftraditional methods of information dissemination0.80text
town criersinstance oftraditional methods of information dissemination0.80text
or infrequently issued bulletins had lower scores on both geographicinstance oftraditional methods of information dissemination0.80text
time dimensionsinstance oftraditional methods of information dissemination0.80text
whereas today’s mobile applications that leverage the Internetinstance oftraditional methods of information dissemination0.80text
GPS technology are capable of delivering highly customized information to users located within a range of a few meters or blocks within seconds or minutesinstance oftraditional methods of information dissemination0.80text
neighborhoodsinstance ofOther examplesHyperlocal marketing is marketing for businesses focused on geographies0.80text
townsinstance ofOther examplesHyperlocal marketing is marketing for businesses focused on geographies0.80text
streetsinstance ofOther examplesHyperlocal marketing is marketing for businesses focused on geographies0.80text
and spots located near well-known landmarksinstance ofOther examplesHyperlocal marketing is marketing for businesses focused on geographies0.80text
e.g.instance ofOther examplesHyperlocal marketing is marketing for businesses focused on geographies0.80text
a hyperlocal search for a 'coffee shop near meinstance ofOther examplesHyperlocal marketing is marketing for businesses focused on geographies0.80text

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