• innovation through appropriation

• digital distraction and human concern 

• the motivational culture of early microsoft 

• the fascinating crudeness of early digital rights management 

• the politics of data

• another special issue: social media and protest identity

• the acceleration of consumption 

• the pre-history of the internet of things 

• the preoccupations of life hackers

• before google and their staff perks, came microsoft and its free drinks

• how to normalise ubiquitous surveillance 

• another must read special issue: social media & society

• the distracted people and fragile movements of digital capitalism

• call for papers: qualitative methods and data in digital societies

• digital social science essay competition

• Digital footprints

• the agonistic politics of anonymous 

• the intensification of work in the creative industries

• the ecology of content 

• the origins of digital capitalism 

• the disruption of finance 

• the necessity of digital sociology

• social media and the promise of never again being alone 

• spotify’s ultra-creepy new privacy policy

• “drag coefficient”: the creepiest human resources concept ever?

• the self-congratulation of digital elites 

• data fetishism and the elites of digital capitalism 

• digital capitalism, the great levelling and the moral agency of elites

• we are all equal before Google

• viral media and unionisation

• the circular tendency in digital capitalism

• on digital distraction

• who’s more popular on twitter? the UK’s top research universities or academic blogs and viral feeds?

• social media and academic freedom

• the best of bezos: the vitriolic putdowns of the amazon ceo

• using big data to transform the classroom from the 19th century to the 21st

• the pleasures of knowing where you stand 

• social media and solidarity in higher education

• the coming copyright wars on twitter

• using snapchat in higher education

• #TwitterGate: the ethics of live tweeting

• oppression and self-promotion on social media

• the creepy treehouse problem

• the cognitive costs of escaping the filter bubble

• The @_ISRF @DigitalSocSci and @BigDataSoc Essay Competition

• freedom from self-imposed metrified tyranny: some thoughts on the moral psychology of self-tracking

• memes are born free, but everywhere they are in chains

• social engineers have never had so many options at their disposal

• Towards a Digital Social Ontology: Free Day Symposium in London on July 8th

• CfP: The Politics of Data (Science)

• CfP: The Politics of Data (Science)

• Using social media to destroy academic jargon

• The Philosophy of Data Science

• Is the murky world of internet marketing making me paranoid?

• Data Big and Small: Past, Present and Future

• Algorithmic Blacklisting: Big Data & Industrial Conflict

• Distracted People and Fragile Movements: a relational realist theory of social movement in a digital age

• Call for Papers – Scold’s to Trolls; Social and Legal Responses to Visible and Audible Women

• Sociological questions about the coming era of data-driven privatised policing

• CfP: The Politics of Data (Science)

• An initial attempt to critique co-evolutionary approaches to understanding the socio-technical

• Reflexivity and the Social Production of Distraction

• Big Data & Society – Early Career Researcher Forum

• The place of sociology in the Second Machine Age

• Videocast of the Algorithms and Accountability conference (cc @DALupton @SusanJHalford)

• Call for Papers ECREA Symposium Political Agency in the Digital Age

• CfP: The Politics of Data (Science)

• CfP: The Politics of Data (Science)

• IFTTT just raised their game

• Some brief thoughts about digital social ontology

• The Social Ontology of Digital Data & Digital Technology, July 8th in London

• From the quantified self to the quantified dog

• Call for an Internet Social Forum

• The Ethical Economy, w/ Adam Arvidsson – Middlesex University, 17 February 2015

• Prosumption, appropriation and the ontology of economic form – TOMORROW @SocioWarwick

• Prosumption, appropriation and the ontology of economic form – January 27th @SocioWarwick

• Prosumption, appropriation and the ontology of economic form – January 27th @SocioWarwick

• What is Digital Sociology?

• Two digital sociology events @sociowarwick on January 13th

• Reframing Media/Cultural Studies in the Age of Global Crisis

• Two digital sociology events @sociowarwick on Jan 13th

• Two digital sociology events @sociowarwick on Jan 13th

• Social media and ambient intimacy

• Call for papers: Internet of You: Data Big and Small

• An Agenda for Digital Sociology

• Computational social science conference in Helsinki

• Social analytics as an agenda for digital sociology

• The myth of ‘us’ in a digital age

• The co-option of hacking

• Digital Sociologist #6: Garry Crawford (@CultSociologist)

• The causal power of (stupid) algorithms: why I’m leaving HSBC

• Your ‘daily dose of Sociological Imagination’: reflections on social media and public sociology

• Resonance and subjectivity on twitter

• Data Science Fellowship Opportunity

• Science Gallery Dublin – Lifelogging Lab CALL for Proposals for upcoming exhibition

• How not to use twitter as an academic

• Social media: a political tool or apathy’s partner in crime?

• Why does the iPhone matter to us?

• CfP – special issue on The Quantified Self at Work

• Very interesting looking Quantified Self workshop in November