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Title: Deliberation analysis on YouTube Maja Turnek Hancic University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Scien


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Deliberation analysis on YouTube?Maja Turnek
Hancic University of Ljubljana, Faculty of
Social Sciences, Sloveniamaja.turnsek_at_fdv.uni-lj.
si
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Presentation Outline
  • Theoretical background main research question
  • Online deliberation analysis
  • Methodological considerations
  • -selection of cases
  • -unit(s) of analysis
  • -authorship and participation
  • -transcription and archiving
  • -visual, textual and audio modes
  • -ethical considerations

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Theoretical background main research question
  • Public sphere and deliberative democracy theories
  • Globalisation
  • RQ Are there any processes of international
    publics emerging on YouTube through public
    deliberation on global problems?

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Online deliberation analysis
  • Meta-analysis 32 research projects which
    employed content or/and social network analysis
    while analyzing online discussions
  • -common selection of cases, selection of unit(s)
    of analysis, and analysis of specific variables
    normative ideals of public deliberation (e.g.
    reciprocity, reason giving, politeness, equality,
    diversity of opinion etc.)
  • Previous research
  • -textual mode of production
  • -analyzed what was percieved as one genre
    individuals expression of opinion
  • -small variety of actors (individual citizens,
    political officials, civil society organisations
    representatives)
  • Analysis of video sharing portals
  • -combination of different modes (e.g. voice,
    music, video, pictures etc.)
  • -enormous variety of genres
  • -wider variety of different producers of online
    content (individuals, mass media and political
    and civic organisations as collective entitites
    and/or their representatives)

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Selection of cases
  • Previous research usually selected threads or
    forums that were percieved as political and made
    a selection of posts
  • YouTube
  • Word search (YouTubes search engine)
  • Selection of theme researcher what should
    they be discussing about?
  • Criteria for selection
  • - date of publishing (most similar to random
    sampling god for genre analysis)
  • view count and rating (analysis of popularity)
  • rating by relevance (criteria are not known)
  • Other possible criteria type of author, type of
    genre, number of posts, only political videos and
    posts (e.g Graham 2008)
  • Snowballing (could be well combined with social
    network analysis)

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Unit(s) of analysis
  • Previous research post, thread, forum
  • Analysis of YouTube video post, video posts
    thread, network of videos and posts
  • Smaller unit (Stromer Galley 2007)
  • -change of the author of text
  • -change of the theme of text (whether the author
    talks on the specific issue or changes the topic)
  • YouTube
  • -change of mode of production (e.g combining
    media reports, power point pictures and
    interviews with experts, all in one video)

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Authorship and participation
  • Previous research one post, one author
    everything else was a citation or referencing
  • Video depends on the genre of video (e.g.
    mashup, individuals mass media posting,
    lecture, documentary, individuals personal
    expression)
  • Example of mashup
  • original author the video units that are
    recognized as a direct expression of the author
    of the video post will be of specific focus in
    the analysis
  • referenced author other sources, that the
    original author employs within the video post
    will be analysed in relation to the expression to
    the original author (in terms of their function
    for original authors claims eg. of providing an
    example for original authors statement)

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Example Any truth? http//www.youtube.com/watch?
vIpFDq8J-8gcoriginal author laqhn, Great
Britain overall theme financial crisis Video
unit Whole video
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Genre anaylsis
  • Criteria
  • - type of original author,
  • - type of referenced author,
  • - mode of expression of original author,
  • - mode of expression of referenced author (e.g.
    mass media genre)

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Examples
  • http//www.youtube.com/watch?vSUSw1Osr90s -
    original mass media news report
  • http//www.youtube.com/watch?v1p4YfH74wfY -
    individuals posting of mass media news report
  • http//www.youtube.com/watch?vZkQ7Y4umjHE -
    Intergovernmental organization (OECD) interview
  • http//www.youtube.com/watch?vIT2Wg7lVYAs -
    Individuals own speech (visual non-anonymity)

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Transcription archiving
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Textual, audio, video
  • Previous research and theory deliberation
    understood as rational verbal expression does
    this exclude emotional appeals for which video
    and audio modes are mostly used?
  • Functions of video and audio expressions in
    relation to textual expression should be analyzed
    (genre analysis)

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Ethical  considerations
  • Previous research
  • -considered online discussion as public
    expression
  • -sometimes avoided identification
  • -Gaining approval? not in these cases since
    they percived the conversation as political and
    thus public
  • YouTube
  • -themes which are not considered as personal or
    intimate
  • -What about in cases where the author deleted the
    video?
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