omg, u used the word triangulate and you're not on Law Order discussing
cell towers and Central Park!
i love u
also, i totally agree
u cant trust anyone by what they say so a real research of thorough grade
would indeed triangulate everything
for example, i go back and forth between smarty
Questions:
1. How did you get into vlogging?
I watched an episode of Torrent that featured Michael Verdi and Ryanne
Hodson talking about FREEVLOG.ORG. I purchased a $70 videocam and I
was off.
2. How long have you been blogging?
Two Years and counting.
3. What provides inspiration for your
Most of questions you list could be easily (or not so easily) answered by
combing through a crapload of videoblogs and taking notes, counting,
watching, commenting, etc.
Dr. Hall, did this not used to be called 'research'? I forget.
For example, to answer How long? go to the vlogger's archives
Jan,
I think you make a good point, but, for the record, both are research
(self-report behavior), as defined by things published in academic
journals ...
And, of course, behavioral research, relying on what bloggers do (as opposed
to what they say) would be very interesting and powerful too,
