※3 July, 2009

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Tweetmeme Wants To Be The King Of Retweets
※3 July, 2009

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Obama's "Online Townhall" Forum: Transparency Theater? | Personal Democracy Forum

Micah Sifry on Obama and online transparency.

3 July, 2009

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Link: Iran’s Mobile SMS Up & Running; Will Twitter Start to Lose the Green Hues? Can Twitter avoid the short attention span of the news media?  (http://ping.fm/QT4gw)
3 July, 2009

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BBC - dot.life: Twitter - too corporate by half? (http://ping.fm/VzrsZ)
3 July, 2009

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http://ping.fm/1BStG How times change.
※2 July, 2009

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Joost unplugs Web TV service, concentrates on selling tech

Predictable.

2 July, 2009

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Enjoying creating charts with Apple Numbers

Takes around half the time it does in Excel. And they look better, without having to fiddle around.
2 July, 2009

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Presenting to ASA Conference Thematic Session in August

I’ll be presenting a paper to the American Sociological Association’s Annual Conference in San Francisco in August. Details below.

Chadwick, A. (2009) ‘The Internet and Democratic Engagement: Granularity, Informational Exuberance, and Political Learning’ Presentation to the American Sociological Association Annual Conference (Thematic Session on ‘Democracy 2.0?: Participation and Politics in New Media’) San Francisco, August 8-11.

※1 July, 2009

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VQR Blog: Chris Anderson’s Free Contains Apparent Plagiarism

This is the original article in the VQR.

※1 July, 2009

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Daring Fireball: Chris Anderson’s 'Free' Contains Numerous Uncredited Passages From Wikipedia
※30 June, 2009

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Malcolm Gladwell reviews Free by Chris Anderson: Books: The New Yorker

Mildly critical review of Anderson’s new book.

※29 June, 2009

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The Big Issue - Reclaim the tweets
29 June, 2009

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Off to Exeter University to be external examiner today. My final year of four.

※25 June, 2009

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Touching up the grassroots
21 June, 2009

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Live blog coverage of the Barcelona UAB workshop

A few weeks ago I was fortunate enough to attend an excellent workshop on new media and political engagement at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Ismael Peña-López, an attendee, was live blogging the event. Here is the excellent result (note: this is the first of several entries. Scroll up for the rest).