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110 datasets tagged as the platform “YouTube”.
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A TED dataset of 0 posts, 190,414 responses, collected by Peixian and Zhang. Each record contains posts, responses, op_gender, responder_gender, sentiment, relevance. rtGender dataset for TED — studies gendered responses in online discourse. Suitable for gender studies, sentiment analysis, response prediction.
A YouTube dataset of 10,296 videos, 198,320 related-video edges, collected by Cheng et al. via YouTube API (2007-2008). Each record contains video metadata (ID, uploader, age, category, length, views, rate, ratings, comments), related video IDs. Early YouTube snapshot 0302 capturing the video graph and metadata from the platform's rapid growth period in 2007-2008. Suitable for social network analysis, video recommendation, information diffusion, community detection.
A YouTube Shorts dataset of 68,699 short-form video records (metadata only), collected by JamilAL01 via the YouTube Data API (GitHub, 2025). Each record contains video title, description, tags, channel info, category, and engagement metrics (views, likes, comments, duration). metadata-only corpus with no video files — purely textual and categorical fields enabling content and engagement analysis without requiring video storage or processing. Suitable for short-form video trend analysis, content categorization, engagement prediction, and creator behavior modeling.
23,992 YouTube comments with sentiment and tone labels and short pros/cons notes, published on Hugging Face by AnandforU, in train (19,992), validation (2,000) and test (2,000) splits. Each record holds the comment text, sentiment, tone, pros and cons. Suitable for sentiment analysis and comment moderation.
A multi-dimensional YouTube network crawled in December 2008 at Arizona State University (Tang & Liu), from the ASU Social Computing Data Repository: 15,088 active users and five weighted, undirected interaction layers with 13,628,895 edges in all. The layers are contacts (76,765), shared friends (1,940,806), shared subscriptions (5,574,249), shared subscribers (2,239,440) and shared favourite videos (3,797,635); each pair is listed once. Suitable for multi-layer network analysis and community detection.
A YouTube (with cross-platform spread on Twitter and Facebook) dataset of 7,659 removed YouTube videos with multilingual titles and descriptions, 249,346 associated tweets, and 18,897,277 Facebook shares, collected by Knuutila (2021) via YouTube Data API and CrowdTangle, tracking videos shared on public social media that were subsequently removed by YouTube for COVID-19 misinformation. Each record contains video titles and descriptions in multiple languages, view counts and subscriber counts where recoverable, Facebook reactions/comments/shares, Twitter and Facebook post ID lists for social spread tracking, removal and publication timestamps, and Wayback Machine archive URLs. The dataset is notable for its one of the few public datasets documenting the complete lifecycle of platform-removed health misinformation, linking video metadata to cross-platform social spread and enabling research into both content and dissemination patterns of COVID-19 misinformation. Intended for research into health misinformation detection, content moderation research, cross-platform information spread analysis, COVID-19 infodemic studies, multilingual misinformation narrative analysis, and platform policy impact assessment.
A HOT Speech (hate/offensive/toxic speech dataset) dataset of 3,481 social media comments with multi-dimensional annotations, collected by SOMAR / ICPSR via Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit APIs (August 2021). Each record contains comment text, hard and soft labels (hateful, offensive, toxic), composite scores, and 21 researcher codes. multi-platform dataset with rich annotations including both MTurk worker labels and researcher codes. Suitable for hate speech detection, offensive language identification, toxicity classification, and political discourse analysis.
A YouTube (Travel Videos Metadata Index) dataset of 2,267 travel-related YouTube video records, collected by Samuel & Audrey Media Network via YouTube API (2026). Each record contains video titles, descriptions, region tags, topic tags, view counts, publication years, and validity flags. The dataset is notable for its metadata-only index designed for travel video archive search, regional coverage analysis, and linking video records with transcript datasets and destination research. Intended for research into tourism communication research, creator-media analysis, regional coverage analysis, and retrieval workflows across travel videos, transcripts, and article corpora.
A OECD dataset of 44 countries spanning 2008–2023, collected by OECD via Zenodo. Each record contains Country, year, indicator, observation value, breakdowns by age/gender/education. Detailed ICT usage data with demographic breakdowns. Suitable for digital divide analysis, ICT adoption trends.
A Pew Research Center dataset of 11 annual survey waves spanning 2012–2025, collected by Pew Research Center via annual US adult surveys. Each record contains survey year, platform-specific adoption percentages for US adults. Annual survey tracking US adult adoption rates across all major social media platforms from 2012 to the present. Suitable for social media adoption trends, platform popularity analysis, digital behavior research, longitudinal survey analysis.
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