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Social Science as Communication

An interesting podcast produced at the Independent Social Research Foundation’s Workshop in Edinburgh earlier this year: https://soundcloud.com/isrf/2015-isrf-annual-workshop-social-science-as-communication (I can’t get it to embed it for some reason). I’m interviewed about social media a few minutes into the podcast.

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on December 17, 2015March 16, 2016 by Mark

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