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We're building a pipeline to study YouTube video content. Can we rely on YouTube's captioning system to provide transcripts?
YouTube may have started as a platform, but it has become infrastructure.
Aashka Dave, Anushka Shah, Fernando Bermejo
An exploration of the prevalence of denigrating terms in immigration coverage of mainstream US media.
An multi-nation exploration of differences in COVID-19 coverage based on political partisanship of publications.
Highlights and key learnings from our second conference
How did media markets first respond to the largest breaking news story of our lifetimes? Did attention initially track with the impact of the disease in a country?
How is US media conceptualizing the future of work? What are the main narratives circulating? Will readers come away with a hopeful picture, or a dystopian fear of being replaced by a robot?
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Link to podcast
Research Note: YouTube autocaptions and studying social media sites that don't want to be studied
Research Note: YouTube Is Infrastructure
How the “Migrants in the Struggle” caravan was positioned as a threat: Tracking story origin and framing
Bail Reform: Examining a National Issue through State-Level Media Analysis
Evaluating Attention and Influence for Development Topics in India
Study: How Major US News Sources Cover Immigration
Coverage of COVID-19 and Political Partisanship: Comparing Across Nations
2020 Exploring Media Ecosystems Conference: Key Takeaways
Information Pandemic: Initial Explorations of COVID-19 Coverage
News Coverage of the Future of Work
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