Daniel Klug
Biographic Data
| ID | 4046972 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Klug |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Klug |
| SIGNATURE | KLUG D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Carnegie Mellon University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2320-3321 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Deleting Videos on Tiktok as Algorithm Related Impression Management
On TikTok, users’ self-presentation is based on interaction and communication with and through short video content rather than on profile information or messaging. TikTok users commonly display awareness for how content is customized and develop strategies and video creation practices. Our qualitative interview study examines the practices of deleting videos and making videos private as forms of impression management online. We generally find tha…
Key Concepts and Research Methods to Analyze TikTok Journalism
In this paper, we propose a mixed methodological approach to frame journalism research on the emerging platform TikTok. We define the parameters and objects of study that can be analyzed in the framework of TikTok journalism and adapt the most commonly used methods in social media research, designing qualitative and quantitative methods to build mixed methodologies that are necessary to address complex objects of study. We present a phased method…
Implicit Antisemitism and Covid-19 Conspiracy Theory on Twitter
Social media platforms are known to foster extremist rhetoric and ideologies, including antisemitism. Antisemitic conspiracy theories are often spread via mainstream social media platforms, especially during times of civic unrest. The COVID-19 pandemic created an opportunity for the alignment of long-standing antisemitic conspiracies with an international health crisis. This paper applies a mixed-methods approach of data analysis and qualitative …
How TikTok served as a platform for young people to share and cope with lived Covid-19 experiences
The short-video app TikTok saw a large increase in usage during the COVID-19 lockdown because it provided entertainment, distraction, and social interaction based on video content engagement. We present results from an interview study with 28 U.S. TikTok users on how they shared and engaged with lived pandemic experiences on TikTok to cope with and socialize after the U.S. imposed its first lockdown. Participants had already established TikTok as…
You Can (Not) Say What You Want
Social media users have long been aware of opaque content moderation systems and how they shape platform environments. On TikTok, creators increasingly utilize algospeak to circumvent unjust content restriction, meaning, they change or invent words to prevent TikTok's content moderation algorithm from banning their video (e.g., 'le$bean' for 'lesbian'). We interviewed 19 TikTok creators about their motivations and practices of using algospeak in …
Motivations and Expectations for Virtual Gift-Giving in Douyin Live Streams
Mobile live streaming recently advanced as popular form of content creation for streamers on short-video apps like Douyin and TikTok to make money through virtual gifts from viewers. Virtual gifts are primarily used to reward streamers for their content or performance in a live stream, yet on Douyin social aspects seem to be more crucial for virtual gifting. We are looking at three types of live streams by young male hosts (= streamers) on Douyin…
Scripted Reality-Formate im deutschsprachigen Fernsehprogramm. Trinationale Programmanalyse und Konzeption einer kombinierten Produkt- und Produktionsanalyse
Computergestützte Analyse Von Audiovisuellen Medienprodukten
You Can (Not) Say What You Want
Social media users have long been aware of opaque content moderation systems and how they shape platform environments. On TikTok, creators increasingly utilize algospeak to circumvent unjust content restriction, meaning, they change or invent words to prevent TikTok's content moderation algorithm from banning their video (e.g., 'le$bean' for 'lesbian'). We interviewed 19 TikTok creators about their motivations and practices of using algospeak in …
How TikTok served as a platform for young people to share and cope with lived Covid-19 experiences
The short-video app TikTok saw a large increase in usage during the COVID-19 lockdown because it provided entertainment, distraction, and social interaction based on video content engagement. We present results from an interview study with 28 U.S. TikTok users on how they shared and engaged with lived pandemic experiences on TikTok to cope with and socialize after the U.S. imposed its first lockdown. Participants had already established TikTok as…
Computergestützte Analyse Von Audiovisuellen Medienprodukten
Scripted Reality-Formate im deutschsprachigen Fernsehprogramm. Trinationale Programmanalyse und Konzeption einer kombinierten Produkt- und Produktionsanalyse
Motivations and Expectations for Virtual Gift-Giving in Douyin Live Streams
Mobile live streaming recently advanced as popular form of content creation for streamers on short-video apps like Douyin and TikTok to make money through virtual gifts from viewers. Virtual gifts are primarily used to reward streamers for their content or performance in a live stream, yet on Douyin social aspects seem to be more crucial for virtual gifting. We are looking at three types of live streams by young male hosts (= streamers) on Douyin…
Deleting Videos on Tiktok as Algorithm Related Impression Management
On TikTok, users’ self-presentation is based on interaction and communication with and through short video content rather than on profile information or messaging. TikTok users commonly display awareness for how content is customized and develop strategies and video creation practices. Our qualitative interview study examines the practices of deleting videos and making videos private as forms of impression management online. We generally find tha…
Key Concepts and Research Methods to Analyze TikTok Journalism
In this paper, we propose a mixed methodological approach to frame journalism research on the emerging platform TikTok. We define the parameters and objects of study that can be analyzed in the framework of TikTok journalism and adapt the most commonly used methods in social media research, designing qualitative and quantitative methods to build mixed methodologies that are necessary to address complex objects of study. We present a phased method…
Implicit Antisemitism and Covid-19 Conspiracy Theory on Twitter
Social media platforms are known to foster extremist rhetoric and ideologies, including antisemitism. Antisemitic conspiracy theories are often spread via mainstream social media platforms, especially during times of civic unrest. The COVID-19 pandemic created an opportunity for the alignment of long-standing antisemitic conspiracies with an international health crisis. This paper applies a mixed-methods approach of data analysis and qualitative …
How TikTok served as a platform for young people to share and cope with lived Covid-19 experiences
The short-video app TikTok saw a large increase in usage during the COVID-19 lockdown because it provided entertainment, distraction, and social interaction based on video content engagement. We present results from an interview study with 28 U.S. TikTok users on how they shared and engaged with lived pandemic experiences on TikTok to cope with and socialize after the U.S. imposed its first lockdown. Participants had already established TikTok as…
You Can (Not) Say What You Want
Social media users have long been aware of opaque content moderation systems and how they shape platform environments. On TikTok, creators increasingly utilize algospeak to circumvent unjust content restriction, meaning, they change or invent words to prevent TikTok's content moderation algorithm from banning their video (e.g., 'le$bean' for 'lesbian'). We interviewed 19 TikTok creators about their motivations and practices of using algospeak in …
Computer Science (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Internet privacy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · World Wide Web (4 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social media (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (2 works)