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Short-video creators and audiences struggle to balance cultural heritage protection with commercial content production.

lightbulbPractical problemAutomatic Video Clipping and User Preferences

Short-video creators and audiences struggle to balance cultural heritage protection with commercial content production.

CHI '24Critical Heritage Studies as a Lens to Understand Short Video Sharing of Intangible Cultural Heritage on Douyin

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