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NIS Confirmation and the Public Debate Around Political YouTube in South Korea

NIS Confirmation and the Public Debate Around Political YouTube in South Korea

Table of Contents Political YouTube and Its Growing Influence The Role of the National Intelligence Service Why Official Confirmation Matters Digital Media, Polarization, and P…
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Life in Korea for Married Migrant Women: What Surveys and Public Data Suggest

Life in Korea for Married Migrant Women: What Surveys and Public Data Suggest

Discussions about “what life is really like” after marriage and relocation often mix personal im…

Why a Scooby-Doo Fan Community Can Trend: Interpreting a March 7, 2021 “Trending Communities” Snapshot

Lists of “trending communities” on large discussion platforms are often treated like a scoreboar…
Navigating a Korea-Focused Online Forum: What a “Welcome” Post Usually Means and How to Get the Most Out of It

Navigating a Korea-Focused Online Forum: What a “Welcome” Post Usually Means and How to Get the Most Out of It

Many online communities publish a “welcome” or “start here” post to help new readers understand …
Trending Subreddits Snapshot: March 7, 2021

Trending Subreddits Snapshot: March 7, 2021

Table of Contents Overview of Trending Subreddits Why Certain Subreddits Trend Notable Examp…
What a “Trending Subreddits” Post Reveals: A Practical Read of r/SNES and r/Asterix (March 7, 2021)

What a “Trending Subreddits” Post Reveals: A Practical Read of r/SNES and r/Asterix (March 7, 2021)

“Trending subreddits” threads are snapshots of attention. They don’t prove long-term popularity,…
How “Trending Communities” Snapshots Work: What a March 9, 2021 List Can Tell You

How “Trending Communities” Snapshots Work: What a March 9, 2021 List Can Tell You

Social platforms regularly surface “trending” spaces to help people discover conversations that …

Trending Subreddits on March 7, 2021: What the List Signals (and What It Doesn’t)

Reddit occasionally surfaces a small selection of “trending” communities based on activity signa…
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