• Impacting publics: striking a blow or walking together?

• Studying gender and sexuality psychosocially: Dialogue across perspectives, 15 May 2012

• Fast, cheap and out of control

• I can’t sleep because of my endless coughing so I’ll play with Worldle instead…

• John Holmwood gets a spontaneous round of applause while talking about the future of #sociology at #britsoc12 during the @cwrightmills event

• Mike O’Donnell on “Charles Wright Mills and the (Continuing) Problem of Radical Agency”

• Nine resources for academics getting started with Twitter

• Multi-author blogging resources for academics

• Mass Observation, Quantified Self and Human Nature

• Digital tools and the transformation of scholarship

• A round up of digital change & ePublishing stuff I’m going to come back to properly at a later date

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

• This is how universities should do ePublishing…

• My notes on the digital scholar (chapter 1)

• John Holmwood on “Sociology’s ‘moments’: C. Wright Mills and the critique of professionalism”

• Les Back on Sociology’s Promise

• Michael Burawoy and John Holmwood part 3: the future of sociology

• Michael Burawoy and John Holmwood part 2: Higher Education

• A directory of sociological multi-author blogs (a work in progress)

• Are you a sociologist who blogs?

• Michael Burawoy and John Holmwood part 1: Neoliberalism

• Podcast with Les Back for @soc_imagination about #ukriots

• Some thoughts on pre publication academic exchange

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

• “There’s no money left in the kitty”: austerity politics and the deficit of sociological imagination (part 1)

• Multi-Author Blogging at Warwick

• Public Engagement and the Public Understanding of Science

• David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband – focus groups won’t win you our love

• Marginal Cartographies: Researching beyond borders

• US research libraries are rapidly developing publishing services

• Libraries as Publishers

• #Asexuality at the Gay Film Fest Fringe!

• Some interesting cases of digitally enhanced publishing to address

• The Article of the Future?

• Digitally enhanced publishing in the social sciences

• The Morphogenesis of the Intimate Role Array, or, Why It Is Fucking Stupid To Worry About Being a ‘Substitute Boyfriend’…

• BSA Teaching Group – Call for micro-lectures To all Postgraduates in Universities local to Birmingham

• Vanity of vanities

• Cheryl Frank Memorial Lecture in London May 16th

• Multi-Author Blogging at Warwick

• Some thoughts on personal morphogenesis…

• RIP Sam

• Studying gender and sexuality psychosocially: Dialogue across perspectives, 15 May 2012

• Public Perceptions of the Social Sciences in a Contemporary Era of Unrest

• My new favourite quote

• University of Warwick Department of Sociology Seminar Series #warwickphd #warwickecr

• Impact Workshop: Creating Effective Partnerships #warwickphd #warwickecr

• Forthcoming seminar: Connecting at a distance #warwickphd #warwickecr

• Pursuing an academic career in an age of austerity?

• CfP:Social Pathologies of Contemporary Civilisation, University of Hull 13-14 Sep 2012 (this looks fantastic)

• The Workflow for Continuous Publishing and How It Compares to ‘Traditional’ Publishing

• The 200-plus emails that …

• ePamphlets

• Training, teaching or empowering people with social media?

• A case study of a university’s digital strategy

• Some notes on ‘University Publishing In A Digital Age’

• Podcast with Martin Eve about Open Source Academic Publishing

• Here’s Looking At You, Kid

• The Last of the Dreamers

• Software for Textual Analysis Workshop (Feb 27th)

• Female Sexual Dysfunction, Marketing, and Disease-Mongering

• Sexual anxiety in late capitalism

• The fallacy of sexual naturalism

• A few quick thoughts on the next sexual revolution

• The government of an ‘economy’ and the emergence of a ‘bioeconomy’

• The tension at the heart of the DSM

• The transition from psy discourse to neurochemical discourse

• The creation of the ‘mind’

• Late capitalism and a/sexual culture

• Nikolas Rose on the Reflexive Imperative and Health

• Explaining personhood in the neuroscientific age

• Being one’s organism, one’s experience

• The inner world of the credit rating agencies

• Towards a post neoliberal future

• Consuming Psychopharmaecuticals

• From psychological selves to neurochemical selves

• From sexologists to sex columnists…

• Harry’s revenge

• The Sex Inspectors: Self-help, Makeover and Mediated Sex

• Nikolas Rose, “Governing Conduct in the Age of the Brain”

• “Stop being so weird, normal people don’t do that!”

• Cosmetic psychopharmacology, selfhood and the underdetermination of our being by our bodies…

• The transformation of bodily normativity

• ‘You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain…’

• It’s tough being a man these days…

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

• The techno-politics of self in late capitalism

• Academic social media resources

• Reports on Social Media

• Social media training resources produced by researchers at the University of Warwick

• 23 Things for a Digital Professional

• BSA Annual Conference – Pre Conference Postgraduate and Early Career Day

• Social media and internal comms in higher education

• The Blues, Mary

• Manning and Assange

• The Digital University Press

• My Academia 2.0 monograph plan

• Reflections on continuous publishing and academia 2.0

• The most eerily prescient statement about UK politics I have ever come across…