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

• Deadline TODAY – CfP: An Invitation to Digital Public Sociology

• The fascinating banality of business bullshit

• CfP: Death Online Research Symposium

• CfP: Quantified Self Research Network, March 25th

• CfP: Digital Sociology PhD/ECR Workshop

• Being dragged onto Wikipedia against your will

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

• CfP: An Invitation to Digital Public Sociology

• Digital Sociology at #BritSoc14

• Guest Post: #DigitalSociology down under

• CfP: Digital Sociology PhD/ECR Workshop

• CfP: An Invitation to Digital Public Sociology

• The Politics of Impact and Social Media

• There are no Digital Humanities

• ‘Patent Trolls’, Intellectual Property and Technological Innovation

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

• CfP: An Invitation to Digital Public Sociology

• Big Data Behaviourism

• The History of the UK Blogosphere

• The Quantified Self and Taylorization 2.0

• Empathy & Trust In Communicating Online (EMoTICON) Commissioning Sandpit

• What is Capitalist Realism?

• The New Social-ism

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

• CfP: Digital Sociology PhD/ECR Workshop

• Why Sociologists and Technologists Should Talk

• “When I first read Foucault’s account of the panopticon. I thought it was brilliant but overheated. Now, it actually seems like somebody’s plan”

• Space, place, democracy and digital at DPR 2014

• “I’m a cyborg? I thought I was just wearing glasses”: technology, agency and ontology

• The Quantified Self Research Network (QS, Self-Tracking and Wearable Computing)

• An Invitation to Digital Public Sociology? Some initial thoughts

• Les Back on Digital Sociology

• Helene Snee on Digital Sociology

• Evelyn Ruppert on Digital Sociology

• Noortje Marres on Digital Sociology

• Quantified Self Research Network – Inaugural Event

• The Strange World of Educational Viral Marketing (part 2)

• “Oh ‘INTP’. So that’s what I am”: Identity and Alterity in a Digital Age

• CfP: Quantified Self and Self-Tracking

• “Oh there are other people just like me? I’m not so weird after all”: the internet, social change and social integration

• Proposal: Quantified Self Research Network

• Technology, Not Tenure: The Politics of the Digital Turn in #HigherEd

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

• The strange world of educational viral marketing

• “So what exactly is this Digital Sociology group going to do then…?”

• Digital / Moving Image and Networked Performance: on Cultural Transformations

• Quantified Self and Philosophical Anthropology

• Third International Conference on Social Computing and its Applications

• Calculative Devices in the Digital Age: a call for papers

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

• Getting started with social media – some thoughts for a talk I’m doing next week

• What is Digital Sociology?

• It worries me how excited I am about this software launching…

• Digital Humanities but No Digital Sociology

• Interested in Digital Sociology?

• Universities aren’t going to be successful in using social media for recruitment if everything goes through the communications office

• Where Do Neoliberals Go After the Market? Calculation, Computation and Crisis

• Data Biographies, Contexts and Persons: Search Keywords as Windows to the Soul

• What is digital sociology? An interview with Noortje Marres

• Digital Sociologist #5: Noortje Marres from @SociologyGold

• Visualising #BritSoc13 – some geeky post conference procrastination

• Valuing the BBC: A half day seminar at City University London

• Anatomy of the #BritSoc13 hashtag

• If we want to understand digital dualism properly, we need to abandon the concept of ‘digital dualism’

• Digital Sociologist #4: Deborah Lupton

• Digital Sociologist #3: David Beer

• How will sociology cope with digital data? An interview with David Beer

• Creating a successful online presence

• What does Twitter have to offer academics?

• +1 for Efficient Labour: Gamification, Capitalism and Intellectual Responsibility

• Do you find social media taking up too much of your time?

• Research Seminars, Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), University of Westminster

• Want to join the BSA Digital Sociology group?

• Digital Sociologist #2: Les Back from @SociologyGold

• What is Digital Sociology?

• Digital Sociologist #1: @ProfSteveFuller from @SocioWarwick

• How safe are European children online? An interview with Leslie Haddon from the EU Kids Online project

• The ‘prestige’ of journals in a social media age

• Calling BSA members: we’re trying to start a Digital Sociology study group and we need your support

• Pretty much everything you need to get started on social media as an academic contained within…

• Tweets and the Streets: an interview with Paolo Gerbaudo about social media and contemporary activism

• Why the ethics of researching Twitter and Discussion Forum users are so different…

• First they mashed up the book, then they massacred its author: reply to Ewan Morrison

• “What on earth will I tweet about?”: feeling comfortable with social media as an academic

• Social media and the Impact Agenda – what do you need to know?

• “Should I be conscious of the language I use on Twitter?”

• “Ultimately, if I’m honest, I do it because it’s fun”: @elebelfiore on using social media as an academic

• Online Communities and Digital Research Methods: a cautionary note

• Some quick thoughts about sociological realism and digital life

• Digital Technology and Human Being

• Upcoming social media training workshops at the University of Warwick

• Use of web 2.0 tools amongst UK researchers

• Fast, cheap and out of control

• Nine resources for academics getting started with Twitter

• Mass Observation, Quantified Self and Human Nature

• New NCRM funded network of methodological innovation – New social media, new social science?

• Using social media for impact and public engagement – a case study of @projectmyplace

• Training, teaching or empowering people with social media?

• The techno-politics of self in late capitalism (part 2)