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

• “They were stalking the corridors, the lecture rooms, the offices…”: open research, ethics and impact

• Why should academics blog about their research? An answer in pictures

• the origins of digital capitalism 

• Life in the Accelerated Academy, part 2

• The Mobile Apps in Research Summit 2014

• Art, research and sociology’s promiscuity

• What is Digital Sociology?

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

• Internal conversations and natural language use / question for qualitative researchers

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

• What about the authors who can’t pay? Why the government’s embrace of gold open access isn’t something to celebrate

• The problems facing a digital research culture amongst PhD students and how universities can solve them

• Scholarly Publishing and ePresses – Interview with @agatamontoya about the new university presses in Australia

• Online Communities and Digital Research Methods: a cautionary note

• “Why do you find blogging useful as a researcher?”

• Continuous Publishing, Open Research and Impact (part 2)

• Using visual metaphor to explain how stuff works: what theorists can learn from beatboxing?

• My notes on the digital scholar (chapter 1)

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

• Digitally enhanced publishing in the social sciences

• Pursuing an academic career in an age of austerity?

• ePamphlets