The sum total of the media contributed to the internet approximates the attention of society during that period. Then analysis of this media indicates trends in attention and preferences. These trends create signals about the directions of values for securities and other assets. Frequency and trend directions of keyword usage, volume of content in certain classifications, and level and type of contribution of media files vs. sector and industry pricing trends are recommended starting points for analytical comparison.
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