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Multiple studies in the past have analyzed the role and dynamics of theTwitter social network during real world events. However, little work hasexplored the content of other social media services, or compared content acrosstwo networks during real world events. We believe that social media platformslike Facebook also play a vital role in disseminating information on theInternet during real world events. In this work, we study and characterize thecontent posted on the world's biggest social network, Facebook, and present acomparative analysis of Facebook and Twitter content posted during 16 realworld events. Contrary to existing notion that Facebook is used mostly as aprivate network, our findings reveal that more than 30% of public content thatwas present on Facebook during these events, was also present on Twitter. Wethen performed qualitative analysis on the content spread by the most activeusers during these events, and found that over 10% of the most active users onboth networks post spam content. We used stylometric features from Facebookposts and tweet text to classify this spam content, and were able to achieve anaccuracy of over 99% for Facebook, and over 98% for Twitter. This work is aimedat providing researchers with an overview of Facebook content during real worldevents, and serve as basis for more in-depth exploration of its various aspectslike information quality, and credibility during real world events.

It Doesn't Break Just on Twitter. Characterizing Facebook content During Real World Events