Change: There is a possibility of reaching a very large audience (boyd calls it "scalability")All communications are searchable (boyd 2008)Notable consequences:Haters can exercise unrestricted hate and face minimal (if any) social consequences.Physical distance of time and space + no   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2154)

Change: Any content which is criminally inclined such as content related to terrorism or its effects can face serious investigation, and perhaps "guilty until proven innocent" reaction from law enforcement for anyone found connected with the content. You can get past the bouncer by   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2104)

Change: (find measure, numbers of English videos) there is a potential language barrier (NOOB video) and perhaps some misconstrued messagesthere is an inherent bias in the content of conversation due to an English dominated vlog discourse Viewers talk back with ratings, text comments,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2076)

Change: Perspective of active YouTube community members arguably influences their perspective of 'content' experienced throughout their daily lives (i.e. is this trip to the grocery store with filming/vlogging about)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Organization and TagsVideo categories are similar to television/movie genres Stereotypes are now called "tags".Unsorted Observations: It's more   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2021)

Change: their meaning distorted in the process (this promotes language change)Emerging "Best Practices" of Vloggers (This should probably be its own page)Eye contact is important. it is taboo to watch oneself on screen too often, even though the eye contact is less stimulating for the producerbeginning vloggers   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1969)

Change:  program (aka - The Great Firewall of China) High speed internet usually required to view longer movies.Popular videos picked up by traditional media (reference in newspaper, television)Example: popular YouTube videos re-aired on national/local news stations"Down-up" model of communication (users drive popularity to national attention)Functional Outcomes   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1910)

Change: Marginal groups (i.e. transgendered, handicapped, or those with deformities) thrive on the internet- (see Bruce Bower) Vlogging through YouTube is a particularly effective way to build an otherwise non-existent community- negative comments or response vlogs happen, but are generally   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1793)

Change: Marginal groups (i.e. transgendered, handicapped, or those with deformities) thrive on the internet- (see Bruce Bower) Vlogging through YouTube is a particularly effective way to build an otherwise non-existent community- negative comments or response vlogs happen, but are generally   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1797)

Change: watch oneself on screen too often, even though the eye contact is less stimulating for the producerbutbeginning thesevloggers canoften benote deletedout byloud userthat orthey administratorshould (banned)look at the camera moreUploader controls &Promotional limitationsPossibilitiesUploader You   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1860)

Change: Marginal groups (i.e. transgendered, handicapped, or those with deformities) thrive on the internet- (see Bruce Bower) Vlogging through YouTube is a particularly effective way to build an otherwise non-existent community- negative comments or response vlogs happen, but are generally   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1787)