FRAGMENTOS MIDIÁTICOS – YOUTUBE

This article reports on a study investigating how 13 young children in English-speaking countries (England, Scotland, Australia and the USA) watch engage with digital content YouTube Kids. Given increasing amount of time spend viewing these platforms, related concerns around commercial algorithms that direct their choices, research aims were to understand make choices about what watch, explore ...

In der öffentlichen Debatte wird Online-Videos aus dem Spektrum des radikalen Islam zugeschrieben, einen großen Einfluss auf junge Menschen auszuüben. Doch wie nehmen Muslim*innen und Nicht-Muslim*innen diese Videos tatsächlich wahr? Wie stark ihre Sicht die Inhalte von ihrem Religionsverständnis, ihrer sozialen Zugehörigkeit aktuellen politischen gesellschaftlichen Debatten in Deutschland beei...

This paper examines the impact of YouTube on the video content market. Previous research is examined to determine the scope of the online migration thus far and its effect on the traditional video market (television). Analysis of YouTube’s user data and earnings reveals that YouTube has a monopolistically competitive market structure. YouTube’s user-friendly environment grants consumers greater...

In this paper I exploit the removal of Warner Music content from YouTube in January 2009, and its restoration in October 2009, as a plausible natural experiment to investigate the impact of online content availability on album sales. I find that the blackout on YouTube had both statistically and economically significant positive effects on Warner albums, which are quickly moderated as top-selli...

This paper proposes a new prediction process to explain and predict popularity evolution of Youtube videos. We exploit our recent study on the classification of YouTube videos in order to predict the evolution of videos’ view-count. This classification allows to identify important factors of the observed popularity dynamics. Our experimental results show that our prediction process is able to r...

This technical report discusses three metrics of user engagement with online media. They are Commenting frequency, Voting frequency, and Voting balance. These relative figures can be derived from established, basic statistics available for many services, prominently YouTube. The paper includes case a study of popular YouTube videos to illustrate the characteristics and usefulness of the measure...