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Researching (with) Social Media reading group
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The aim of this reading group is to bring together staff and students across disciplines to explore findings and methods of research involving social media. The reading group will cover a wide range of themes, including activism, advocacy, surveillance, identity, politics, everyday life, big data, ethics, journalism, accountability, and pluralism – and any others deemed of interest by the membership. Each month, we will meet to discuss a reading. Whenever possible, the reading’s author will be in attendance and will begin the meeting with a short presentation on the research’s methodology or other relevant aspects. The reading group, which is funded by the ESRC and co-convened by Ella McPherson from Sociology/CGHR and Anne Alexander from the Cambridge Digital Humanities Network, will be open in the first instance to staff and PhD students, with remaining places allocated to MPhil students. If you have a question about this list, please contact: Ella McPherson. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 17 talks in the archive. Nubo Influo - Developing a Computational Approach to Understanding Online Influence
Technology Transparency & Social Responsibility
Citizen Media Research and Verification: An Analytical Framework for Human Rights
Humanitarian Technologies
Digital Vigilantism and the Weaponisation of Visibility on Social Media
Centre of Governance and Human Rights Events Hiding in Plain Sight: Putin's Wars & the Power of Open Source
Researching Global Labour Movements: Where do Digital Methods Fit in?
Research with Geo-Social Network Data
Doing social research with social media: the question of participation
Facebook as a Research Tool for the Social Sciences
Multiplex Network Approach to the Analysis of (Offline and Online) Social Ties
Big Data and Fine Details: The Importance of Qualitative Approaches in the Study of Social Media and Political Phenomena
Annual Keynote (title TBC)
Urban Social Media Demographics
Doing Social Research with Social Media: The Question of Participation
@ is for Activism and Beyond
"Out There"
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Dr Martin Rehm (University Duisburg-Essen) and Dr Frank Cornelissen (University of Cambridge).
Friday 17 June 2016, 12:00-13:30