• 📣 Join the AI Commons

• 📖 Things I’ve read in 2026

• 🌕 You are the music while the music lasts

• Interested in Asexuality Studies? Everything you need to get started contained within

• Interrogating the normative

• Visualising #BritSoc13 – some geeky post conference procrastination

• Risk and Rapture: Apocalyptic Imagination in Late Modernity

• Valuing the BBC: A half day seminar at City University London

• Anatomy of the #BritSoc13 hashtag

• Academy 2.0? Outline of the emerging digital culture with #HigherEd

• Sociologists Outside of Academia (why in retrospect it was never very likely I’d finish my PhD during a daily commute)

• For anyone at the Royal Geographical Society conference in August…

• If we want to understand digital dualism properly, we need to abandon the concept of ‘digital dualism’

• Digital Sociologist #4: Deborah Lupton

• “I tried hard to be proud of my service, but all I could feel was shame”

• Ethnographic Methods: ethics, practice and theory

• Interesting @WarwickUni Event – Values Exchange seminar

• 23 April 2013 ‘Enacting public engagement: collaboration and critique within/beyond the university’

• Subjectivity and Subculture: One Day Symposium

• Living Apart Together – A seminar to discuss the findings of an ESRC funded research project

• Where I’m going with my a/sexuality research (once I finish my thesis)

• Digital Sociologist #3: David Beer

• How will sociology cope with digital data? An interview with David Beer

• This looks great -> Classifying Sex Conference

• CfP: Sociology & the Global Economic Crisis

• voices and conversations; ‘real’ and ‘pathological’

• Moving beyond abstracted dichotomies in sociological treatments of decision making

• PhD & ECR summer school on Contesting Claims for Expertise in a Post-secular Age: In Search of Intellectual Life

• Asexuality events at UCL this week and next

• Subjects vs subjectification – getting beyond an unhelpful dichotomy (without irritating the Foucauldians too much)

• CfP: Normality in an uncertain world

• Request for help from New Social Media, New Social Science

• The four characteristics of internal conversation

• An introduction to multi-author blogging

• How to get started as an academic podcaster

• Publishing on the web for researchers

• An introduction to academic podcasting

• Creating a successful online presence

• The value of multi-author blogging for communicating research

• What does Twitter have to offer academics?

• Tending your ‘ideas garden’

• How can researchers use curation tools?

• CfP: Education and Learning: Sociological Perspectives

• CFP: The Para-Academic Handbook: A Toolkit for making-learning-creating-acting

• +1 for Efficient Labour: Gamification, Capitalism and Intellectual Responsibility

• 2013 Call for Papers about Asexuality

• “The Last Outing” Project

• PhD & ECR summer school on Contesting Claims for Expertise in a Post-secular Age: In Search of Intellectual Life

• Evaluative playgrounds Audit and government after neoliberalism

• “Oh! There are other people just like me? I’m not so weird after all”: the transformation of identity in the digital age

• CFP: Capitalism and Erotics

• Becoming Who We Are – a realist approach to studying personal change

• What is ‘academic blogging’?

• Do you find social media taking up too much of your time?

• Citizenship and Belonging: A Postgraduate Conference