[Air-l] Any YouTube research?

[Heidelberg, Chris]

There are articles, but not too much in the scholarly department because
You Tube is so young...only a few years old. However, I would use the
recent Time magazine person of the year article and the fact that You
Tube was recently cited as one of the best technologies of the
user-generated media age. Also check out Good Morning Silicon Valley.
They have nice archives on You Tube. Truthfully, I would go to the
source, You Tube, and obtain data from them directly and find out if
they know of any articles. I am certain that they keep tabs on articles
of all types concerning them, but you may not get all of the critical
ones. 

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A couple of basic demographics/time use questions were included on a
recent Harris Poll:
http://www.harrisinteractive.com/harris_poll/index.asp?PID=724

Ana Keshelashvili wrote:

>I'm doing a research on YouTubers' characteristics, self-presentation 
>strategies, why they Youtube and what do they have to offer and was 
>wondering, if there are any studies done about YouTube that any of you 
>might have seen or heared or used.
>
>Thanks a lot,
>Best,
>
>Ana Keshelashvili
>
>Adjunct Faculty,
>PhD student,
>Georgian Institute of Public Affairs
>Caucasus School of Journalism and Media Management
>2 Brosset str., Tbilisi, Georgia
>http://www.gipa.ge
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