Studying the correlation between contents published on different social network platforms

In the recent few years, Social Network Platforms have entered into our lives in a revolutionary way. It has been reported in January 2015 that approximately more than 2 billion internet users have become active social network users. It has become a new way of communication, which users share the information in many formats, about a variety of subjects. This vast real-time, free formatted data source naturally has taken attention of many individuals and organizations, hence becoming the area of various academic and commercial researches. A great number of works have been conducted to extract useful information from different platforms. On the other side, there are no works focusing on examining the relationship between contents of different platforms. Considering the recent increase in the number of people using multiple platforms, and the lack of work on this subject, the study focuses on examining the relation between multiple social network platforms from the aspect of published contents. In this work different approaches have been proposed and various experiments have been made for giving an explanation concerning this dimension.