Welcome to Social Signals, the podcast that bridges the gap between cutting-edge digital research and social science! Each episode dives deep into the world of data-driven methodologies, unpacking how social phenomena are analyzed and understood through the lens of digital tools and technologies. Whether you’re curious about how algorithms influence public opinion, want to explore the ethical implications of big data in social research, or wish to understand how digital ethnography reshapes cultural studies, Social Signals brings you insights and discussions with unique researchers.

Welcome to Social Signals, the podcast that bridges the gap between cutting-edge digital research and social science! Each episode dives deep into the world of data-driven methodologies, unpacking how social phenomena are analyzed and understood through the lens of digital tools and technologies. Whether you’re curious about how algorithms influence public opinion, want to explore the ethical implications of big data in social research, or wish to understand how digital ethnography reshapes cultural studies, Social Signals brings you insights and discussions with unique researchers.

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This podcast delves into a research study that explores the representation of Indonesian traditional cuisine in food vlogs on YouTube. By analyzing over 12,000 videos from 13 Indonesian YouTube channels, the study examines various factors such as food types, geographic locations, and the growing trend of mukbang (eating show) content. The findings reveal that traditional Indonesian cuisine is prominently featured, with a notable focus on spicy dishes and foods from Java. Additionally, the research highlights the presence of foreign cuisine, particularly from Western and Latin American countries, showcasing the diversity and evolving landscape of culinary.

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This podcast delves into a research study that explores the representation of Indonesian traditional cuisine in food vlogs on YouTube. By analyzing over 12,000 videos from 13 Indonesian YouTube channels, the study examines various factors such as food types, geographic locations, and the growing trend of mukbang (eating show) content. The findings reveal that traditional Indonesian cuisine is prominently featured, with a notable focus on spicy dishes and foods from Java. Additionally, the research highlights the presence of foreign cuisine, particularly from Western and Latin American countries, showcasing the diversity and evolving landscape of culinary.

Exploring Indonesian Cuisine in YouTube Food Vlogs

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