• ‘Shaking Up’ the Social Sciences

• The Politics of Circulation, Human Agency and Building Your Own Information Environment

• “Where the fuck do they get their shit from!?”: Reality Television, Austerity Politics and Digital Public Sociology

• Frédéric Vandenberghe on Margaret Archer’s “Morphogenetic Quartet”

• The lessons of music culture for scholarly communication

• Open research and ‘self-promotion’

• Public Scholarship and Working With The Media

• The growth of ‘marcomms’ and the transformation of higher education

• The shifting language of research ‘participation’

• “But isn’t that what the psychologists do?”: the dangers of disciplinary boundary work

• Rethinking the vision of sociology one might want to argue for

• 3 tips for managing institutional, project and group twitter feeds in #HigherEd

• Rethinking the craft of social research

• The emergence of sociological media? Is social media becoming mainstream within UK sociology?

• Digital scholarship and the tendency of academics to “slip so readily into unintelligibility”

• The value of multi-author blogging for communicating research

• What does Twitter have to offer academics?

• What is ‘academic blogging’?

• Academic blogging – both/and rather than either/or

• The Public Understanding of Science is a Political Issue: an interview with @AlexTTSmith