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Mainuddin Shaik's research investigates the characterization and application of multimedia information environments across various platforms. His work has explored the use of color theory for emotion assessment in YouTube videos and the opportunities and challenges presented by Telegram for data collection. Shaik has also focused on designing effective warning labels for health misinformation on social media and analyzing the role of multimedia in social movements, particularly on platforms like Instagram. His studies have involved multi-method approaches to analyze geopolitical discourse on YouTube and to develop situational awareness from blogosphere content. Shaik collaborates with several faculty members at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, including Nitin Agarwal, Billy Spann, and Mert Can Çakmak, on shared publications. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 4, with 11 total publications and 46 total citations.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 11
- Citations: 46
Selected Publications
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Characterizing Multimedia Information Environment Through Multi-modal Clustering of YouTube Videos (2025)
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Emotion Assessment of YouTube Videos using Color Theory (2024)
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Evaluating Role of Instagram’s Multimedia in Connective Action Leveraging Diffusion of Innovation and Cognitive Mobilization Theories: Brazilian and Peruvian Social Unrest Case Studies (2023)
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Powering Blogosphere Analytics with BlogTracker: COVID-19 Case Study (2023)
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Telegram: Data Collection, Opportunities and Challenges (2021)
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- Emotion Assessment of YouTube Videos using Color Theory
- Telegram: Data Collection, Opportunities and Challenges
- Evaluating Role of Instagram’s Multimedia in Connective Action Leveraging Diffusion of Innovation and Cognitive Mobilization Theories: Brazilian and Peruvian Social Unrest Case Studies
- Characterizing Multimedia Adoption and its Role on Mobilization in Social Movements
- Developing Situational Awareness from Blogosphere: An Australian Case Study
Showing 5 of 8 shared publications
- Evaluating Role of Instagram’s Multimedia in Connective Action Leveraging Diffusion of Innovation and Cognitive Mobilization Theories: Brazilian and Peruvian Social Unrest Case Studies
- Characterizing Multimedia Information Environment Through Multi-modal Clustering of YouTube Videos
- Characterizing Multimedia Information Environment through Multi-modal Clustering of YouTube Videos
- Toward Designing Effective Warning Labels for Health Misinformation on Social Media
- Evaluating Role of Instagram’s Multimedia in Connective Action Leveraging Diffusion of Innovation and Cognitive Mobilization Theories: Brazilian and Peruvian Social Unrest Case Studies
- Characterizing Multimedia Adoption and its Role on Mobilization in Social Movements
- Emotion Assessment of YouTube Videos using Color Theory
- Toward Designing Effective Warning Labels for Health Misinformation on Social Media
- Characterizing Multimedia Adoption and its Role on Mobilization in Social Movements
- Telegram: Data Collection, Opportunities and Challenges
- Developing Situational Awareness from Blogosphere: An Australian Case Study
- Telegram: Data Collection, Opportunities and Challenges
- Developing Situational Awareness from Blogosphere: An Australian Case Study
- A Multi-method Approach to Analyze Australia-China Geopolitical Discourse on YouTube
- A Multi-method Approach to Analyze Australia-China Geopolitical Discourse on YouTube
- A Multi-method Approach to Analyze Australia-China Geopolitical Discourse on YouTube
- Powering Blogosphere Analytics with BlogTracker: COVID-19 Case Study
- Powering Blogosphere Analytics with BlogTracker: COVID-19 Case Study
- Powering Blogosphere Analytics with BlogTracker: COVID-19 Case Study
- Characterizing Multimedia Information Environment Through Multi-modal Clustering of YouTube Videos
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