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• The Practice of Public Sociology: Sociological Review Early Career Event

• A conversation with Gary Hall about pirate philosophy, academic celebrity and social theory

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• Social Media and Open Research: What Does ‘Open’ Mean?

• things I’ve been reading recently #28

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• things I’ve been reading recently #28

• Practical Sociology: Agenda for Action

• Open Research for Academics: A workshop and hackathon

• things I’ve been reading recently #27

• Another review of Social Media For Academics

• Really interesting lecture by @JaneElliott66 on Big Data & the Qual/Quant Divide

• A Guide to Instagram Marketing

• We should be very careful about how we construct ‘the public’ in discourses of public engagement

• things I’ve been reading recently #26

• Academic video blogs: 5 tips for getting started

• things I’ve been reading recently #25

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• An interview with Inside Higher Ed about Social Media for Academics

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• Call for blog posts: the lived experience of interdisciplinarity in social research

• Biographical Approaches to Studying Digital Capitalism

• Things I’d like to include in a potential second edition of Social Media for Academics

• things I’ve been reading recently #24

• On Digital Qualitative Research

• Social media for academics and the risk of becoming ‘TED heads’

• Sociology Social Media Assistant CfA

• Ideas for action from Teela Sanders and @RuthPatrick0

• Making the Most of Social Media

• What are the risks of social media for academics?

• What scholarly activities have you engaged in over the last week?

• Boredom and the challenge of interdisciplinarity

• things I’ve been reading recently #23

• Laziness as a virtue 

• Work Life Balance + Digital Conference

• Using @IFTTT and Twitter to curate material for research projects

• Omnifocus for Academics

• What does public sociology mean in an age of social media?

• Against lists of academic publications

• The Fragile Movements of Late Modernity

• Sociology and Fiction: a @thesocreview Special Feature

• A special @thesocreview feature on the rise of the Superstar Professor

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• Call for papers: everyday analysis 

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• Call for Applications: The Inaugural CUHK Research Summit: Digital Methods & Social Development

• Call for Papers: Communities of Practice: Toward a Local and Global Digital Humanities

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• The Discursive Preconditions for the Acceleration of Publishing, or, Why Scholasticism and Positivism are Now Everwhere

• Media Archaeology summer school, Uni of Pisa, July 4-8

• A podcast about Social Media for Academics

• 40 reasons why you should blog about your research

• Special Issue on Digital Media Research Methods

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• things I’ve been reading recently #21

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• Against the ‘slow professor’

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• What people who ordered Social Media for Academics also bought

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• Using Social Media to Manage Information

• How to ‘network’ without chipping away at your soul

• Tweets about Social Media for Academics

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• Social Media for Journal Editors

• The Challenge of Public Engagement Projects and the Role of New Intermediaries Like @Soc_Imagination and @TheSocReview

• There are many ways to keep a digital research journal other than blogging

• Early Career Researcher Event: Sociological Review Writing Retreat

• things that I’ve been reading recently #20

• Call for Blog Posts: the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Sociologist

• What are ‘working papers’ for when we have social media?

• The Pleasures of Scholarly Blogging

• Why Digital Sociology Will Always Be Public Sociology and Vice Versa