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  • Is this how the Circle got started….?

  • CfP The Role of Quantified Self for Personal Healthcare @ IEEE BIBM’14, Belfast‏‎

  • The role of metaphors in framing Data Science

  • The modern Data Scientist

  • Wellcome Trust Symposium and The Curious Museum of Personal Medical Devices

  • The sociology of data science

  • Self-tracking, social control and cognitive triage: the trials and tribulations of aspiring financiers

  • When marketers are too lazy to disguise their fill in the blanks

  • ‘Governing Money After Bitcoin and the “Sharing Economy’, Bill Maurer (UCI), Mon 8 Sep, 2-4pm

  • Customer experience metrics

  • The Philosophy of Data Science

  • The five modes of self-tracking

  • The artistic opportunities afforded by self-tracking technology

  • Social media @NatCen Learning workshops with me & Dhiraj Murthy

  • Self-tracking and social control: what would techno-fascism look like?

  • Rob Kitchin on critical data studies

  • Self-tracking and data sensibilities

  • Qualitative self-tracking and the Qualified Self

  • Cfp: Mini Conference on Digital Sociology

  • The materiality of digital technology

  • The Bullshit Machine

  • Four extremely interesting digital sociology postdoc opportunities at Goldsmiths

  • Self-tracking, governmentality and social control

  • How to Delete Your Facebook Account

  • The emergence of digital sociology

  • The politics of facebook

  • Two upcoming quantified self special issues

  • Help: different approaches to managing departmental twitter feeds

  • Professional Social Media: 10 Tips for Twitter

  • Where is Bitcoin 2.0 Heading?

  • Evelyn Ruppert: The economies and ecologies of Big Data

  • Duncan Watts on the challenge of big data

  • CIM Seminar: Bodies, Rhythms and Mediation @warwickuni

  • PhD and Postdcotoral positions on Complex Sytems at IFISC (cc @thedatascilab) #compsocsci

  • Normcore and the Anxieties of Big Data

  • The Twitter ‘favourite’ button explained by @death_stairs

  • The weird world of high-frequency trading

  • Five Recommendations for Social Scientists in responding to big data

  • Computational Social Science Conference

  • Computational Social Science Conference

  • Apply now: Ninja Rockstar Content Associates needed A.S.A.P

  • Computational Social Science Conference

  • CfP: Theorising Personal Medical Devices: New Perspectives

  • Why Google’s driverless cars baffle me

  • Computational Social Science Conference

  • The seedy(ish) world of content marketing

  • Computational Social Science Conference

  • Why do people blame their iPads for the fact they can’t concentrate in meetings?

  • The six challenges social media poses for social researchers

  • Buzzfeed and the “the acceleration of the temporal rhythm of late capitalist visual culture”

  • CIA’s ‘Facebook’ Program Dramatically Cut Agency’s Costs

  • Podcasts: Digital Sociology at #BritSoc14

  • CfP: Big Data in Political Science

  • CfP: Profiling Digital Sociologists

  • I give it a few months before Piketty shows up in web memes…

  • Digital sociology and the coming crisis of qualitative research

  • Jeremy Rifkin: “The Zero Marginal Cost Society”

  • A Eulogy for Twitter

  • Digital Public Sociology at #BritSoc14

  • How the “Internet of Things” is Killing Capitalism

  • What a clever way to encourage people to join an academic social network

  • Digital Sociology events at #BritSoc14

  • How many online accounts do you have?

  • The Faux Underdogs of the Digital Economy

  • Social Media in Social Research conference, London

  • The creepy realisation that I got lured back into facebook

  • Nigel Thrift and Steven Koonin discuss urban science and big data

  • Networks of Outrage and Hope: Social Movements in the Internet Age

  • The greatest tweet I have ever seen

  • Big Data & Society now open for submissions

  • Richard Dawkins, Twitter and the dangers of thinking aloud

  • Why Medium could change academic blogging

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

  • Doing nothing for 2 minutes: mindfulness, hyperactivity and technology loops

  • Death Online Research Symposium

  • The future of twitter in two images

  • Using big data to quantify complex social processes

  • The Feudal System of Online Content

  • Are Twitter now selling followers themselves?

  • Data Science Lunchtime Seminars at Warwick: Andrea Baronchelli

  • Deadline TODAY —> CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th

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

  • Deadline TOMORROW —> CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th

  • Deadline in 2 days –> CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th

  • CfP: Digital Sociology PhD/ECR Workshop

  • CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th

  • CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th

  • CfP: Digital Sociology PhD/ECR Workshop

  • Wolfgang Hofkirchner – ICTs and Society Research – What for?

  • Call for Papers: Media Sociology Preconference, ASA 2014

  • CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th

  • International Symposium on Wearable Computers

  • Social Media in Social Research – call for papers

  • CfP: Digital Sociology PhD/ECR Workshop

  • CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th

  • Open Panel: Quantifying Affect and Emotion, Past and Present

  • Call for papers – Social media in social research

  • CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th @SocioWarwick

  • At what point do addictive games become sinister?

  • CfP: Digital Sociology PhD/ECR Workshop

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