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Report on Technical Metadata In Popular Video Sharing Sites

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ActArc’s Rufus de Rham explores the embedded technical metadata from born digital content from different sources (iPhone 4S, Motorola Droid 2, and Canon t2i) and how it changes as it is exported to three of the largest video sharing sites (YouTube, Vimeo, and Internet Archive) and then scraped or downloaded on all three sites.

Expected publication date: January 2012.

View the public Google spreadsheet of the results HERE (note there are four different tabs, one for each device and the last a color key).

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