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Methodological Challenges 2. Ready-Made Tools: Issue Crawler (Hyperlink Analysis) Google Scraper (Word Frequency) Twitter Archiver (Co-Word Analysis Facebook. Netvizz (Social Network Analysis). 3. Group Excersie Gephi and Facebook 4. Research Design Scraping Archiving Data Cleaning Visualisation DEBATES How do we study “transactional data” or “digital traces” Savage and Burrows 2007 ‘Coming Crisis of Empirical’ Quant vs Qual or Big versus Small Data boyd and Crawford 2011 ‘6 Provocations for Big Data’ Manovich 2011 ‘Trending: Big Data’ Web as “Cultural Artefact” or “Space of Interaction” Hine 2000 “[Digital] traces seem to be ready mades, shared by quant and qual but they are representations constituted by the context, the users and last but not least, the researcher’s own activitites.” Beauleau 2005 p.183 QUALITATIVE METHODS Virtual Methods (Hine 2005) Adjusting existing methods: survey, interview, content analysis, network analysis. Virtual Ethnography (Hine 2000): The internet as a site of culture Beauleau 2005 qualifying hyperlinks Tracing Linkages But how do we delimit the study? But how does ethnography “construct the field” “tribes” = “virtual communities”? “locales” = “websites”? Does this make sense in Web 2.0? QUANTITATIVE Digital Methods: Rogers 2009, 2013 forthcoming “Natively Digital Methods” Not importing old methods, repurpose “natively digital” methods: search results, hyperlinks, Wikipedia etc. Follow the Medium The researcher doesn’t alter the data sets Tools are “dumb” : accidents become findings Challenges: Limited to the medium or one medium at a time. Only able to understand data in one sense at a time. SOCIAL MEDIA “Mapping Web Space” Rogers 2012 Different logics for organising information of the web: Hyperlinks - Crawling Spheres: Blogospehere, Newssphere Lists / Directories Search Engines What happens with Web 2.0? Increasingly broken up into mega sites Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, etc. provide different entry points - no single organising principle. These logics of how the web do not supplant each other but overlap. ISSUE CRAWLER Studying the hyperlink as measure of authority. Crawls outlinks of related pages to discover an “issue network”. Ranked using Co-link (Co-citation Who links to who? Is Issue Crawler Web 1.0 ISSUE CRAWLER Issue Crawler - Hyperlink Network for Fukushima Disaster GOOGLE SCRAPER Repurposing Google Search Detect partisanship through comparisons of what terms appear in which URLs Query the top results for a google search. Word frequency like classic media content analysis GOOGLE SCRAPER TWITTER Twitter Scraper by M Hawksey Collects tweets based on a given search term in a Google Doc. Produces a conversation map based on @ mentions TWITTER FACEBOOK Netvizz Application Social Network Analysis Nodes and Edges Is Social Network Analysis Formalist? Concepts Degree, In-Degree Out-Degree Betweenness Centrality Clustering Method 2? Method 3? Andrew Ross Samah Saleh Yasmin LadyIms Zensen Tom Storey Cara Johnson Daina Kasperowitsch Jeanne Sergejevna Lucia Schulz Max WilliamD. Old Laborde Kai Hsing Ekaterina Choutova Sergio Tauroza FACEBOOK Jonah Brody Sinem Ünal Joshua Fred Gabila Green Sophia Field Amy Letts Heather Payne Joshua Tou Ellie Rose RusbridgeKindle Birmingham Emily YAres Chris Larkin Frieda McAlear Ben Hanslip Rosalyn Newbery Natalie Bennett Ben Whitaker Hannah JacksonTony ApplebyKathryn Bond Louis Moorhouse-Gann Paul Kell Chashah Nicholas Maeve McKeown Robert Crabtree Hilary Sleep Walker Natalie Baker Matt Hill Deborah A Zebra Emma Newbury Joshua Black Steve Wilson Matthew Daniel Jorge Castillo Sepúlveda Nina Ludovica SmithReuben Williams Liz Stones Evelyn Owen Duncan O'Brien Olivia Southey Lewis Smith Safiya Waley Angela Pereira Sarah Marie Louise Dahl James Croom Todd Baxter Jeremy Hillier Eva BakerBecca Bland
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