Study that claimed majority of Copyright Directive opposition came from the US assumed all English-language tweets came from Washington, DC

Shuck · March 2, 2019, 10:12pm

Given the limited text to work with in tweets, it would have to be something fairly crude, e.g. if the spelling was correct, it didn’t come from the United States. (Which I’m actually pretty certain would, in fact, be a reliable indicator, I’m sorry to say.)

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Study that claimed majority of Copyright Directive opposition came from the US assumed all English-language tweets came from Washington, DC

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