Music television network Fuse is tapping into the chatter on Twitter to help it produce and determine the daily countdown for Trending10, a half-hour music entertainment program that runs weeknights at 7:30 p.m. ET.
Fuse, which has signed Trident as a show sponsor, gets special access to Twitter data for Trending10. The show is the "first television program to be sourced and produced from real-time Twitter conversation spikes," Fuse claimed.
The show presents the 10 top trending music-related stories of the day, filtered through Fuse's "Heat Tracker" technology that measures and illustrates which artists are getting the biggest buzz on Twitter. The size of each bubble on the Heat Tracker is determined by the level of Twitter chatter. So, if there's news breaking about Justin Bieber, his bubble will likely blow up like a balloon.
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