Qualitative, semi-structured online interviews with social media influencers on the topic of influencer uncoolness.
Qualitative, semi-structured online interviews with social media influencers on the topic of influencer uncoolness
Ivanova, Ekaterina; Luoma-aho, Vilma; Munnukka, Juha; Bowden Jana. Qualitative, semi-structured online interviews with social media influencers on the topic of influencer uncoolness. V. 31.12.2024. University of Jyväskylä. 10.17011/jyx/dataset/98624
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2024Access restrictions
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Ivanova, Ekaterina
This dataset consists of 15 audio recordings and transcripts of qualitative, semi-structured online interviews with social media influencers on the topic of influencer uncoolness. This data was collected for use in a doctoral dissertation, scientific publications, conferences, seminars, presentations, teaching materials, and practical applications. The method of data collection involved recording audio-only online interviews using JYU Zoom. The data type is audio recordings in .m4a format. The transcripts are in .docx format. This dataset consists of qualitative, semi-structured online interviews with social media influencers on the topic of influencer uncoolness. The data was created for use in a doctoral dissertation, scientific publications, conferences, seminars, presentations, teaching materials, and practical applications. The method of data collection involved recording audio-only online interviews using JYU Zoom. The data type is audio recordings in .m4a format.
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