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3. CRITERIOS DE ELIMINACIÓN.

Appendix 3 – Movie box office revenue and social media predictions literature

Appendix 4 – Instagram

Appendix 5 – Twitter

Appendix 6 – Comparison of Instagram and Twitter

Appendix 7 – Movies and release dates

Appendix 8 – Weekly trajectories of volume-related Instagram variables

Appendix 9 – Weekly trajectories of volume-related Twitter variables

Appendix 10 – Weekly movie box office revenues

Appendix 11 – Correlation analysis

Appendix 12 – Additional analyses

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Appendix 1 – Overview of literature with regard to social media predictor variables

103 Literature:

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104 Jin, X., Gallagher, A., Cao, L., Luo, J., & Han, J. (2010). The wisdom of social multimedia: using Flickr for prediction and forecast. Proceedings of the

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106 Sentiment-related variables

107 Literature:

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