We built a JSON ingestor for Twitter and could *possibly* do so for this data as well. https://vimeo.com/679097662 My question is whether there is enough demand for such a tool. Is this sort of Instagram data widely available to academic researchers? The reason we built a Twitter JSON ingestor is that there are many academics with raw Twitter data in JSON format, or with Twitter-approved access to data (at least for now) they cannot easily use, but my impression was that Instagram data in JSON format was not floating around. Getting the data into a spreadsheet would enable some forms of analysis, but as with Tweets, it would decimate the literal meaning of many posts if you examine the data outside of the platform display. https://vimeo.com/526218014 Dr. Stuart ShulmanU.S. Soccer Federation C-Licensed Coach On Tue, Apr 26, 2022 at 10:01 AM DeNel Rehberg Sedo via Air-L < air-l@listserv.aoir.org> wrote:
My apologies if this has already been discussed, but there is an issue this morning with our archive so I’m going to ask here.
I have conducted a group discussion in a private Instagram group and have my data via the platform. I have it in both HTML and JSON, but the data is from the entire account and not specifically from the group. Does anyone have any advice on how to easily transfer the group discussion into a CSV file or into a data file that I could use in NVIVO?
Thank you, DeNel
DeNel Rehberg Sedo, PhD (she/her) Professor Department of Communication Studies Mount Saint Vincent University McCain Centre 306C, Box M64, 166 Bedford Hwy Halifax (K'jipuktuk), NS B3M 2J6 Canada
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