Number Of Uploads Research Articles

Analisa Eksploratif Pengaruh Jumlah Subscriber dan Jumlah Upload terhadap Penghasilan Youtuber

YouTube has become a critical platform for individuals and organizations to rapidly and broadly reach audiences and generate income. Although the current trend suggests that the YouTube platform holds significant potential in generating substantial revenue, it is essential to identify and deeply understand various interacting factors. This research aims to comprehend the influence of the number of subscribers and the number of uploads on a YouTuber's monthly income. Through exploratory and inferential data analysis, this study concludes that the number of subscribers positively correlates with a YouTuber's monthly income, and there is no definitive correlation between the number of uploads and monthly earnings. The results of this study indicate that to achieve financial goals through the YouTube platform, YouTubers need to consider a range of factors, not limited to the number of subscribers and the amount of uploads. This research provides insights for YouTubers and other researchers to better understand the existence of other factors that influence a YouTuber's monthly income.

In Reply to the Letter to the Editor Regarding “Palliative Care Effects on Survival in Glioblastoma: Who Receives Palliative Care?”

Social media outlets such as Instagram have recently become a popular tool for medical professionals to disseminate medical information to a large public audience. In this study, we identify the top neurosurgery influencers on Instagram and analyze trends between content type, audience interaction, and user engagement.A list of neurosurgeon Instagram profiles based on the number of followers, user engagement, and average interaction were compiled. Outcome variables such as the numbers of followers, likes, comments, hashtags, caption words, user engagement, and average user activity were collected and analyzed. The most recent 30 posts from each included profile were stratified into categories on the basis of type of content.A total of 73 neurologic surgeon “influencer” Instagram profiles met our inclusion and exclusion criteria (67 male [91.8%]; 6 female [8.2%]). Of the most recent 30 posts for each influencer, clinical and professional posts represented the majority (67.4%), while lifestyle and patient posts made up 30.3% and 2.3%, respectively. In comparison to the rest of the field (n = 43), the 30 profiles with the most followers had a significantly higher average interaction (418.77 vs. 126.79; P < 0.001), number of uploads (578.87 vs. 184.58; P = 0.004), average number of likes given in the top posts (770.71 vs. 2150.40; P < 0.001), average posts per week (2.40 vs. 1.12; P = 0.041), and average posts per month (9.91 vs. 4.02.; P = 0.015).Neurosurgeon influencers on Instagram post content that predominantly features educational and academic subject matter. Post content regarding the individual's personal life or extracurricular activities made up a lesser portion of content, and there were few posts categorized as patient testimonials.

Analysis of Neurosurgery Influencers on Instagram: Trends and Patterns of the Neurosurgeon's Social Media Footprint

Social media outlets such as Instagram have recently become a popular tool for medical professionals to disseminate medical information to a large public audience. In this study, we identify the top neurosurgery influencers on Instagram and analyze trends between content type, audience interaction, and user engagement. A list of neurosurgeon Instagram profiles based on the number of followers, user engagement, and average interaction were compiled. Outcome variables such as the numbers of followers, likes, comments, hashtags, caption words, user engagement, and average user activity were collected and analyzed. The most recent 30 posts from each included profile were stratified into categories on the basis of type of content. A total of 73 neurologic surgeon "influencer" Instagram profiles met our inclusion and exclusion criteria (67 male [91.8%]; 6 female [8.2%]). Of the most recent 30 posts for each influencer, clinical and professional posts represented the majority (67.4%), while lifestyle and patient posts made up 30.3% and 2.3%, respectively. In comparison to the rest of the field (n= 43), the 30 profiles with the most followers had a significantly higher average interaction (418.77 vs. 126.79; P < 0.001), number of uploads (578.87 vs. 184.58; P= 0.004), average number of likes given in the top posts (770.71 vs. 2150.40; P < 0.001), average posts per week (2.40 vs. 1.12; P= 0.041), and average posts per month (9.91 vs. 4.02.; P= 0.015). Neurosurgeon influencers on Instagram post content that predominantly features educational and academic subject matter. Post content regarding the individual's personal life or extracurricular activities made up a lesser portion of content, and there were few posts categorized as patient testimonials.

Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery in Times of Social Media: An Analysis of the Reach and Topic Focus of the Most Successful Channels on YouTube

The use of social media such as Facebook, YouTube and Instagram is becoming an integral part of communication in plastic and aesthetic surgery. The potential reach provides significant opportunities to share information and reach patients. It must therefore be increasingly considered as a modern tool for a new form of publication and as a data and knowledge bank. This work aims to investigate the leading YouTube channels of German plastic and aesthetic surgeons with a view to reach, characteristics and topic focus. All leading German YouTube channels of specialists in plastic and aesthetic surgery were evaluated. The analysis was based on key figures (country ranking, number of uploads, reach with total views, daily new subscribers; association with university hospital, non-university hospital, private practice) and content with a consecutive classification of the topics of the most successful videos. With the keyword "plastic surgery", 376 German channels were identified, with 8 channels meeting the inclusion criteria. The most successful channels reached a median of 1.342.017 views (IQR 745.455-2.550.682). The daily views on the channels amount to a median of 718 views per channel (IQR 272-1.086). From a total of 290 of the most successful videos, 87% were about aesthetic procedures (n=253). A percentage of 87.5% (7/8) of the most successful channels were from plastic and aesthetic surgeons in private practice. The platform YouTube offers an enormous potential of reach for knowledge transfer and marketing. It is primarily used by aesthetic surgeons and here mainly by those from the private practice sector. There is still a lot of potential for expansion regarding the representation of university plastic and aesthetic surgery with all its fields such as reconstruction, hand surgery and burn surgery on this platform.

What can the COVID-19 pandemic tell us about the connection between media and religion? The case of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Poland

The aims of this paper are to investigate 1) how the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Poland has reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions and lockdowns imposed nationwide, 2) how the pandemic context has influenced the Church’s digital media productions, and 3) how the Church has adapted to some of the trends and consequences of deep mediatization (Hepp et al. 2017, 2018).Based in the constructivist concept of deep mediatization (Hepp et al. 2017, 2018), the paper analyzes interviews with Seventh-Day Adventist media professionals from Poland within the framework of the Sociology of Knowledge Approach to Discourse. Additionally, selected official YouTube channels of local congregations in Poland are analyzed quantitatively to identify the changes in the number of uploads and views.The analyses show that as a result of the COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions, media production and use increased substantially in some digital media formats produced by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, which was on the one hand a response to the pandemic context as such, and on the other hand, a reaction to the discriminatory laws which drastically limited the Church’s activities offline. The pandemic has opened up new possibilities of participation, but also increased the chances of digital divides and exclusions.The study concludes that to mitigate the risks related to digital divides during the pandemic, some Polish pastors took on the roles of media experts and educators, incorporating technical skills in their authority status. This suggests that transformations of religious authority may be another consequence of deep mediatization processes.

Characterisation and comparative analysis of thematic video portals

This paper provides a comprehensive measurement study on three video streaming websites with social media features - ‘TED Talks’, ‘xHamster’ and ‘XVideos’. We have analysed 2685 TED videos from 2006 to 2018 to characterise the service. For xHamster and XVideos, active measurements were used to collect unique metadata on almost 3405 and 6721 channels from 2012 to 2019 respectively, which were then analysed. Through these characterisations we gained insight into the main players of the websites – viewers, uploaders and website owners. Our analysis involved the studying of video streaming characteristics such as views, number of uploads, ratings, tags etc. By this we aim to give an overview of the services' current state and compare them with other traditional video streaming services. Our results showed some similar trends to be observed in all three websites such as TED videos and adult channels getting a high number of views despite low injection rate, maintaining a power-law behaviour due to front page recommendations and ratings being underutilised as a feature.Other observations include adult streaming services having a higher number of subscribers per channel. The characterisation results obtained are of value to network operators, content providers, and protocol designers. These results can also be used by content providers to measure what type of content is being watched on their websites. Our study provides a glimpse at how video streaming services function today and the trends they seem to follow.

YouTube of porn: longitudinal measurement, analysis, and characterization of a large porn streaming service

Video content on user-generated content services has redefined entertainment and business on the Internet. Adult video streaming services have embraced this evolution to form YouTube style porn sites which combine the features of video hosting websites and online social media services. This paper presents a comprehensive measurement study of one of the most popular new-age porn websites with social networking features—xHamster. Using active measurements, we have obtained metadata on almost 4 million unique videos that span the lifetime of xHamster from 2007 to 2018. An analysis of this corpus allowed us to characterize the service and gain insights into the key players of the website including the website owners, video uploaders, and the viewers. By studying the characteristics of videos such as views, duration, the number of uploads, tags, ratings and comments, we give an overview of xHamster’s current state, compare it to traditional and adult streaming services, and find the niche that xHamster occupies as an amateur content focused service. We find that there are significant differences between adult streaming services and traditional streaming services. The injection rate of new videos is lower but the website does not need a large number of new uploads as long as the front page is constantly refreshed. The length of an average adult video is shorter than that of the average video on traditional streaming services, and we find that there is minimal engagement with ratings and comments. Video tags are actively used to organize and filter through content, and we observe that the more tags a video has, the more views it is likely to obtain.

Mendulang Suara Generasi Milenial Muslim: Citra Ketua Umum PPP M. Romahurmuziy di Media Sosial

This study aims to reveal the image displayed by the General Chairperson of the PPP (Partai Persatuan Pembangunan – The United Development Party). Through social media, M. Romahurmuziy communicates his ideas and portrays himself. In a number of uploads, M. Romahurmuziy appeared with a green turban looped around his neck, a rolled up long-sleeved white shirt, jeans, and a watch. Using the semiotic approach, this research wants to reveal the meaning of M. Romahurmuziy’s fashion style. This research is qualitative and uses Roland Barthes semiotic analysis to reveal the image that M. Romahurmuziy wants to display. The conclusion of this study is that M. Romahurmuziy displays an Islamic, young, and contemporary image. The image is intended to target the Muslim millennial generation.

INSTAGRAM SELFIE DI PAMERAN ARTJOG

Instagram Selfie in ArtJog exhibition is a research conducted with purpose to identify how selfie done with artwork in an art exhibition using social media as well as to determine the effect of social media on the art exhibitions visitor. The object of this study is limited to selfies with artworkthat uses social media instagram and conducted in 2016. The exhibits were selected in this study will be limited in ArtJog exhibition. Instagram data collection is done by using meta data search categories based on hashtag.The selection of selfies at the artjog exhibition was done after seeing the rampant selfie at the exhibition also saw the number of uploads with hastag ArtJjog reaching 25,883 and dominated by selfies. Most Selfie actions with artwork and publish on public pages done without mentioning the identity of the artwork and give a new "caption" on the artwork without the permission of the artist.

Piracy, public access, and preservation: An exploration of sustainable accessibility in a public torrent index

ABSTRACTMembers of the Pirate Parties International have claimed that torrent networks have the potential to function as repositories for popular cultural materials and historical primary source data. The Pirate Bay is the world's most popular public index for tracking and downloading torrents. Using a snapshot of torrents on the site, this study considers the potential for torrent networks to preserve and provide access to cultural materials in the form of digital media content. Metadata from 2.1 million torrents were categorized by media type and the robustness of given torrents was assessed. Trends over time, such as number of uploads and volume, were also investigated. This study found that relatively few torrents exhibit long‐term survivability, even though the overall volume in the index shows continuous increase.

Energy efficiency analysis of IEEE 802.15.6 based wireless body area networks in scheduled access mode

This paper investigates the energy efficiency of IEEE 802.15.6 based wireless body area networks in the scheduled access mode. We assume that the hub operates in beacon mode with superframes and the nodes obtain scheduled allocation intervals consisting of finite number of allocation slots from the hub. In this paper, first of all, we present analytical models to compute the energy efficiency of the network for various scheduled allocation and acknowledgement policies assuming ideal channel conditions. The numerical and simulation results show that energy efficiency can be improved by (1) increasing the number of uploads in an active superframe, (2) increasing the payload size, (3) adopting block acknowledgement policy instead of immediate acknowledgement policy or (4) by decreasing the periodicity of allocations. We then present an analytical model to evaluate the energy efficiency in the presence of channel error. An approximate analytical solution for optimal frame size that maximize the energy efficiency of the network in error prone channel is obtained. For each node, we also provide analytical expression for the optimal allocation interval per superframe that maximize the energy efficiency of the network. Through extensive simulation studies, we establish that, in an error prone channel, the energy efficiency can be improved if the nodes make use of computed optimal frame size and optimal allocation interval for the uplink data transfer.

Trustworthiness in P2P: performance behaviour of two fuzzy-based systems for JXTA-overlay platform

Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, will be very important for future distributed systems and applications. In such networks, peers are heterogeneous in providing the services and they do not have the same competence of reliability. Therefore, it is necessary to estimate whether a peer is trustworthy or not for file sharing and other services. In this paper, we propose two fuzzy-based trustworthiness system for P2P communication in JXTA-overlay. System 1 has only one fuzzy logic controller (FLC) and uses four input parameters: mutually agreed behaviour (MAB), actual behaviour criterion (ABC), peer disconnections (PD) and number of uploads (NU) and the output is peer reliability (PR). System 2 has two FLCs. In FLC1 use three input parameters: number of jobs (NJ), number of connections (NC) and connection lifetime (CL) and the output is actual behavioural criterion (ABC). We use ABC and reputation (R) as input linguistic parameters for FLC2 and the output is peer reliability (PR). We evaluate the proposed systems by computer simulations. The simulation results show that the proposed systems have a good behaviour and can be used successfully to evaluate the reliability of the new peer connected in JXTA-overlay.

A persistence paradox

It is widely believed that persistence in most endeavors is essential to their success. By its very nature, persistence enhances both the quality of an outcome and its probability of success because people are willing to endure failures before achieving a desired goal. To test this hypothesis on a massive scale, we studied the production histories and success dynamics of 10 million videos uploaded to a popular video Web site. Our results reveal that while the average quality of submissions does increase with the number of uploads, the more frequently an individual uploads content the less likely it is that it will reach a popularity threshold. These paradoxical findings, which hold both at the aggregate and individual levels, throw light on the act of production in the attention economy.

Persistence and Success in the Attention Economy

A hallmark of the attention economy is the competition for the attention of others. Thus people persistently upload content to social media sites, hoping for the highly unlikely outcome of topping the charts and reaching a wide audience. And yet, an analysis of the production histories and success dynamics of 10 million videos from YouTube revealed that the more frequently an individual uploads content the less likely it is that it will reach a success threshold. This paradoxical result is further compounded by the fact that the average quality of submissions does increase with the number of uploads, with the likelihood of success less than that of playing a lottery.

A framework for designing and improving learning environments fostering creativity

This paper proposes a framework for designing and improving learning environment for creativity in engineering. The framework consists of the following three components: instructional design based on knowledge from psychology, development of systems for supporting creative activities, and objective evaluation of learning results related to creativity. Based on that framework, we design and practice course based in the programation of a robot at a Japan University in the 2004 academic year. As a result, we confirm the following two advantages of our framework: learners' idea generation skills were improved and their meta-cognitive activities were also activated. In the 2005 academic year, we improve the course based on 2004 results. As a result, we confirm that the number of uploads of activity data from students have increased in the 2005 course, students' reflection sheets have become more detailed, and their volume of information have also increased.