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This wiki is the central knowledge and documentation base of the SMO. The bleeding-edge editable version can be found here, the less frequently updated, but better reviewed version waits here.
If you want to share this project with others, we have a landing page. We are thinking about presenting iterative versions of this wiki in a more refined layout there, but to benefit from or contribute to the latest bleeding edge version of everything, stay awhile and listen.
Yay! Here you will find instructions how to add or edit pages:
How to use and maintain the wiki
Any questions? Raise an Issue! :)
By contributing to this wiki you agree to follow our Code of Conduct.
Because we're just starting out, some sections are not much more than a heading. So here are some explanations what to expect there.
We are working on and invite contributions to this section, where we plan to collect advice on common issues when working with (social) media data.
Also, if you have basic, but crucial, social media knowledge to share (for example overall measurement baselines for certain platforms or demographics) or examples of instructive (un)successful case studies (not necessarily your own), feel free to create the first pages in the Knowledge Base section.
- Case Studies: Examples for data analytics in computational communication research
- Projects: A selection of current projects to be aware of
This Wiki is curated by the Social Media Observatory, which is hosted by the Leibniz Institute for Media Research | Hans-Bredow-Institut and supported by the Research Institute Social Cohesion. A pretty version can be found here.
- Instagram-Tools
- Twitter-Tools
- Wikipedia-Tools
- Facebook-Tools
- YouTube-Tools
- Telegram-Tools
- Smaller Platform Tools
- Cross-Platform Tools
- General News Scrapers
- Secure Storage and Archiving
- Data Anonymization Tools
- Data Publishing