The controversy over the umpteenth disaster that this time hit
the island of Ischia continues.
While the rescuers are working to return, as far as possible, to normal, and recover the last missing, the front pages of the newspapers and the news openings are all for what is
yet another emergency.
In this regard
, ANSA and DataMediaHub
have polled the Internet to understand the reactions of Italians to this disaster.
Online conversations were analyzed
(social media + online news + blogs and forums)
from the night of the landslide,
26 November,
to the early hours of today
28 November
.
In the period examined, there were a total of just under
88,000 online citations
, in Italian, relating to Ischia, by unique authors, whose contents involved (with
likes + reactions + comments and shares
) almost
550,000 subjects
.
The maximum peak was recorded between
4.15 pm and 4.30 pm yesterday November 27
when the leader of Italia Viva,
Matteo Renzi
tweeted a controversial content regarding what was achieved during the
“Conte I”
government .
The volume of conversations generated a potential reach, the so-called
"opportunity to be seen
" (i.e. the opportunity they theoretically had on the basis of these volumes of conversations to be exposed to content relating to the flood),
107.3 billion of views on the topic
.
We reasonably estimate that the actual reach stands at
5.4 billion impressions
, of actual views of content related to the tragedy.
Online conversations with a
strongly negative connotation
as regards the sentiment, the share of emotions and, precisely, negative feelings contained in the online verbalizations.
Negativity which, as shown by the word
cloud
, the cloud of words with the 120 most recurring terms, is focused not only on facts but also on possible causes, such as
the pardons in 1985, 1994 and 2004,
which, having generated
26,000 requests on the island
were then accelerated by the 2018 decree. And in fact, as shown by the
emoji cloud", the cloud with the 100
most used emojis, pain, with broken hearts and crying smileys, is associated with
anger for a tragedy that could have been avoided
.