Evaluation of quality and utility of YouTube vitreoretinal surgical videos by Luiz Filipe Adami Lucatto, Juliana Moura Bastos Prazeres, Ricardo Luz Leitão Guerra, Rafael Arantes, Gabriel Castilho Sandoval Barbosa, Emmerson Badaró, Luiz H. Lima, Eduardo Rodrigues

“…Methods Forty-five videos were included from nine retinal YouTube channels posted from 2011 to 2021. For each surgeon, 10 videos were randomized and the utility, quality, and educational content were assessed. …”
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An Instructional Framework for Technology-Based Classroom Tuition of ELP Students by Ignatkina Anastasia

“…On the one hand, a multiplicity of strengths of online environments such as YouTube channels, Apps, podcasts, etc. is highlighted in the studies exploring the potential of multimedia applications for language learning. …”
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Negotiating Collaborations: BookTubers, The Publishing Industry, and YouTube’s Ecosystem by José M. Tomasena

“…Based on an 18-month digital ethnography that combines direct observation, digital interactions on YouTube channels, and other social media and semistructured interviews with 17 Spanish-speaking BookTubers, this study uses Pierre Bourdieu’s concepts of field and capital to analyze how BookTubers negotiate their practices with other agents of the publishing world. …”
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Social Media Sellout: The Increasing Role of Product Promotion on YouTube by Carsten Schwemmer, Sandra Ziewiecki

“…In our article, we make a first attempt to quantify product promotion and use an original dataset of 139,475 videos created by German YouTube channels between 2009 and 2017. Applying methods for automated content analysis, we find that YouTube users indeed are confronted with an ever-growing share of product promotion, particularly in the beauty and fashion sector. …”
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(Alternative) media sources in AfD-centered Facebook discussions by Marko Bachl

“…They were supplemented by a variety of less well-known websites and YouTube channels, many of which are explicitly positioned against the (self-perceived) political and media mainstream. …”
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Embracing the Disrupted Language Teaching and Learning Field: Analyzing YouTube Content Creation Related to ChatGPT by Belle Li, Xiaojing Kou, Curtis J. Bonk

“…Since late 2022, dozens of YouTube channels focusing on a diverse array of topics related to language learning with generative AI tools such as ChatGPT have rapidly emerged. …”
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Space videos on YouTube - what makes the audience tick by Roos Maarten, Van Den Bulck Jan

“…A simple statistical analysis of 106 videos found on the ESA, ESO and NASA YouTube channels shows that videos based on animations and the representation of data, with little to no explanation and accompanied by music are the more popular in terms of views per month by about a factor of two compared to other types of videos. …”
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BaitBuster-Bangla: A comprehensive dataset for clickbait detection in Bangla with multi-feature and multi-modal analysis by Abdullah Al Imran, Md Sakib Hossain Shovon, M.F. Mridha

“…The dataset contains 18 diverse features categorized into metadata, primary content, engagement statistics, and labels for individual videos from 58 Bangla YouTube channels. A rigorous preprocessing step has been applied to denoise, deduplicate, and remove bias from the features, ensuring unbiased and reliable analysis. …”
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The human in humanitarian aid: visual framing of distant outgroups in humanitarian appeals by Yeoh, Ryna Hui Ting

“…The study sampled 187 videos from 10 prominent humanitarian organisations’ YouTube channels. Findings indicate that while humanitarian organisations have largely moved away from an explicit rhetoric of frail, dying, and suffering subjects, subtle notions of helplessness are still prevalent. …”
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Nameless, voiceless, and helpless: visual framing of distant outgroups in online humanitarian appeals by Yeoh, Ryna, Kim, Nuri

“…The study sampled 187 videos from 10 prominent humanitarian organisations’ YouTube channels. Findings indicate that while humanitarian organisations have largely moved away from an explicit rhetoric of frail, dying, and suffering subjects, subtle notions of helplessness are still prevalent. …”
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Collecting and annotating videos that teach MS Excel by Lin, Paing Khantt

“…The process of data annotation was complex due to the diverse instructional styles across different YouTube channels. Challenges arose in defining clear intentions and procedures, with some channels presenting content in a lengthy and intricate manner. …”
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STUDENT REPRESENTATIONS ON THE USE AND INFLUENCE OF ICT IN THE ENGINEERING STUDY by V. Miná, S. Travieso, M. Silvestre, L. Otero, F. Romeo

“…Access to the same YouTube channels and websites is similar among students. …”
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Arab Non-believers and Freethinkers on YouTube: Re-Negotiating Intellectual and Social Boundaries by Sebastian Elsässer

“…It analyzes the currently four most popular Arabic-language YouTube channels created by freethinkers, nonbelievers, and atheists and points out commonalities and differences in style, content, and message. …”
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Television: Legitimization of Religious Figures and Alternative Discourse on the Status of Muslim Women by Sokhna Fatou SECK-SARR

“…It does not claim to list all religious programs; seven mainstream and Sufi brotherhood-related television channels, as well as fifteen programs, are studied through YouTube channels. Focused on the period from 2017 to 2020, the results show an expansion of religious programs and a legitimization of religious figures. …”
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THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE SPREAD OF EXTREME TERRORISM IN KOSOVO THE LEGAL AND CRIMINAL VIEW OF THESE CRIMES by Mensur Morina, Fadil Curri, Armand Krasniqi, Florent Azemi

“…According to the study, propaganda for the spread of extremism and radicalism was used in Kosovo by showing videos on Facebook and YouTube channels, typically with religious messages about the duty to God for helping brothers and sisters in Syria and, to a lesser extent, by showing videos of Kosovo terrorists directly committing terrorist acts in Syria. …”
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LGBTQIA+ Youtube Ciberativism: Guidelines, Strategies and Motivations for Action by Marília Maia Lincoln Barreira, Luciana Maria Maia

“…This article discusses LGBTQIA + cyberactivism from videos on YouTube channels. Studies in the field of social psychology have prioritized research in the virtual environment that has texts as the object of analysis. …”
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Católicos carismáticos e as eleições municipais de 2012 by Júlia Miranda

“…In the 2012 elections in the city of Fortaleza, among the main characteristics of these novel candidacies was the use of online communication – especially via tools such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube channels; which resulted in increased visibility and opened up the possibility to closely observe the interactions and the sharing of meanings between the religious candidates and their virtual followers. …”
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“Life sucks, coffee helps”: Articulating the authentic entrepreneur on YouTube's girlboss channels by Roivainen Ida

“…The study is part of a larger netnographic project in which 23 YouTube channels and related social media platforms have been observed for two years. …”
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SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS OF TYPOGRAPHY IN APPLE VIRTUAL ADVERTISEMENT by Yuda Suryasa Sjaerodji, Desi Indrawati

“… Nowadays, the format of digital technology allows advertisers to include virtual advertisements such as brand names and logos into YouTube channels. Additionally, those parts have become a marketing strategy technique through advertising. …”
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The role of free and independent media in democratic legitimization of society by Miladinović-Bogavac Živanka M., Danilović Neđo S.

“…TV shows, films and drama can be watched through the YouTube channels. Each user of Internet can create his own content that is available to millions of visitors, and which can be consumed free of charge. …”
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