Preservação Digital em Mídias Sociais: uma revisão sistemática de literatura

Córdula, Flavio Ribeiro; Siebra, Sandra de Albuquerque; Araújo, Wagner Junqueira de

doi:10.26512/rici.v13.n1.2020.24727

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“…The imbalance between memory institutions' preservation speed and the platform's change speed It is urgent for memory institutions to recognize the ongoing conflict between the ephemerality of platforms and the stability of memory (Cordula et al, 2020). "Ephemerality" refers to how platforms shift and readjust various aspects within a given platform through flexible and frequent product design and management to address trends, regulations, and critique (Klik, 2023).…”

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For perpetuating social media collective memory proactively and inclusively: Explore the interests and tensions of stakeholders in preservation actions

Liu,

Zhang,

Zhou

et al. 2024

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Going beyond the limitations of technology, time, and platform lifecycles, achieving long‐term preservation of social media collective memory is an important issue. As a social action involving multiple stakeholders, social media preservation faces a complex problem space. Taking China as an example, this study revealed, from the perspective of stakeholders, the underlying logic of cultural, ethical, legal, and other issues that social media preservation encounters, namely, the tension arising from differences in stakeholders' interests and power inequalities. We specifically investigated and analyzed five categories of stakeholders and revealed six tensions among them in the power/interest matrix. In the final discussion, we analyzed what proactive and inclusive preservation actions should be. Our research not only contributes to the development of theories for social media preservation in information science but also provides clues for state regulators and memory institutions to make responsible and inclusive decisions.

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Section: T2 Ephemerality and Time Slicementioning

confidence: 99%

For perpetuating social media collective memory proactively and inclusively: Explore the interests and tensions of stakeholders in preservation actions

Liu,

Zhang,

Zhou

et al. 2024

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Socialinių tinklų tyrimų duomenų archyvo funkciniai reikalavimai, projektavimas ir įgyvendinimas

Dallas,

Kelpšienė,

Laužikas

et al. 2024

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In the era of digital communication, social networking platforms have become important tools for the creation and dissemination of collective memory and identity. However, the dynamic nature of these platforms, together with their commercial nature and limited archiving capabilities, pose a number of challenges for researchers seeking to research conversations on heritage, history, memory and identity on social networking sites. This article presents a digital research data archive that helps address these challenges, and also shares best practices in creating and practically applying this archive, enabling the semantic and comprehensive collection, storage, visualization, and analysis of social media discussions.

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Preservação Digital em Mídias Sociais: uma revisão sistemática de literatura

Cited by 2 publications

References 19 publications

For perpetuating social media collective memory proactively and inclusively: Explore the interests and tensions of stakeholders in preservation actions

For perpetuating social media collective memory proactively and inclusively: Explore the interests and tensions of stakeholders in preservation actions

Socialinių tinklų tyrimų duomenų archyvo funkciniai reikalavimai, projektavimas ir įgyvendinimas

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