• Dear Twitter: can you suggest ways to digitally enhance conferences?

• Using Slideshare and Prezi to disseminate your work

• Is it ‘binge writing’ or ‘deep work’?

• Public Sociology and Sociological Writing

• Some thoughts on DIY sociology

• My PhD in 60 seconds

• My new favourite term: ‘omnimaniac’

• The audio of the woman’s hour interview I did

• Not Your Typical Call for Papers (cc @idlEthnographer)

• Writing with One’s Feet

• The dark side of open access

• The ‘creative confusion’ of the near to completion PhD student (part 2) #phdchat

• Funding Opportunity – Being Human: A Festival of the Humanities

• CfP: What are seminars for? What are conferences for? Towards DIY academic events

• I’m in the US version of the Metro (which I didn’t realise existed until recently)

• If I circulate something via my blog do people assume it’s my event?

• Has anyone else noticed this disturbing trend? Superstar profs doing ‘research’ in TV and web adverts

• PhD Funding Opportunity: Graduate Teaching Assistantships at Leicester

• Social Media for Academics

• About Participation Now

• Repeating yourself in academia

• 4D Research: Early experiences of Designing, Debating, Doing and Disseminating Social Research.

• Discover Society #5

• Past, present and future: 25 years of CAQDAS

• Some auto-ethnographic thoughts on the phenomenology of writing

• Biographical research seminar @warwickuni (CC @sociowarwick)

• The start of a broader backlash against academic use of social media?

• More tickets available! Social Science and the Politics of Public Engagement (TOMORROW!)

• No more google adverts for @soc_imagination

• Analysing mothers’ blogs about feeding families – free seminar

• The ‘creative confusion’ of the near to completion PhD student

• MAXQDA user conference: CAQD – Berlin, March 6-7

• More tickets available! Social Science and the Politics of Public Engagement

• Call for papers – Social media in social research

• Reminder & Call for Posters, CAQD, Berlin, March 6-7, 2014

• The most popular posts on my blog in 2013

• The Messiness of Intellectual Biography

• Blogging and the 1%-9%-90% rule

• Why Medium might be pretty great for academics

• Print is predictable and impersonal

• 2 Research Fellow positions at the University of Sussex with fieldwork in Greece and India

• Perverse Incentives in Scholarly Publishing

• Finding Common Ground? Research Ethics across the Social Sciences: Conference and Workshops

• 1,000 months in which you can read 4,000 books

• Discover Society Issue 3: Wealth

• Electronic Theses & Dissertations (ETD) 2014: 23 to 25 July 2014, Leicester, UK.

• The interface between “thou shalt communicate” and “what is stopping me from having a public face?”

• Videocast: Getting started as a Research Blogger

• Continuous Publishing and Being an Open-Source Academic

• Working with Paradata, Marginalia and Fieldnotes

• Sunny Hundal’s views on the future of blogging

• Living With The H-Index: Metric Assemblages In The Contemporary Academy

• The History of the UK Blogosphere

• Discover Society Issue 2 Out Now

• Some thoughts on how to use NVivo effectively

• Social Science and the Politics of Public Engagement

• So much to read, so little time

• The Case Against Open Access

• What does it mean to be a public intellectual in an age of austerity?

• The Future of Scholarship

• Call for Presentations at SPA Workshop 2013: “Challenges and Innovation in Social Policy Research”

• CfP: Discover Society

• Creative methods in gender and sexuality research & public engagement

• Some quick thoughts on the sociology of craft

• Paul Krugman, Niall Ferguson and the norms of public intellectualism in a digital age

• CfP: Discover Society

• Discover Society

• Striving for deep work when the situation demands shallow work

• The virtues of a daily writing habit

• Blogging as Public Sociology

• Narrowly escaping the academic life

• CfP: Discover Society

• CelebYouth on Blogging

• Mark Murphy on Blogging

• Ben Baumberg on Blogging

• Proposal: Digital Scholarship Reading Group @WarwickUni

• Howard Becker, Blogging and Phenomenology

• Why academic podcasts are much more valuable than people realise

• Not scheduling my academic life at all – reply to @raulpacheco

• 17 reasons why you should blog about your research

• The books I’m currently reading (#1)

• Youth Researcher Development Workshop

• Being Stuck Between Public Sociology and Public Engagement

• The (un)intelligibility of academics and being ‘a mere journalist’

• The Beginner’s Guide to Multi-Author Blogging [v1.0]

• Books, social media and ‘thinking-through-writing’

• British Sociological Association Youth Study Group: Research Development Workshop for Research Students and Early Career Researchers

• Structure your procrastination and turn a vice into a virtue

• A discussion of the craft of giving (bad) presentations needs to consider avoiding slides entirely

• Unpicking habitus and reflexivity: a case study of the stressed academic

• Sociologists and anthropologists reflect on the craft of writing

• The lessons of music culture for scholarly communication

• Open research and ‘self-promotion’

• How to write 1000 words a day and not go bat shit crazy (within the first two weeks)

• Public Scholarship and Working With The Media

• Alienated and alienating writing (by alienated and alienating social scientists)

• Two potential directions for para-academic digital scholarship

• The AHRC’s Collaborative Skills Development call

• Call for papers: ‘Getting Social Research into Policy & Practice’

• “They were stalking the corridors, the lecture rooms, the offices…”: open research, ethics and impact