Researchers say YouTube, which attracts less scrutiny than Facebook or Twitter, is a hard platform to study because video is so difficult to analyze in bulk
YouTube's penchant for going conveniently overlooked whenever there's a big content-policy debate involving Facebook and Twitter. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... See also Mediagazer
I wrote about what @evelyndouek calls “YouTube magic dust”—YouTube's penchant for going conveniently overlooked whenever there's a big content-policy debate involving Facebook and Twitter. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...