The Social Research Association holds an annual conference each year focusing on the use of social media in research. The 2013 conference is now open both for bookings and for the submission of papers. You will see that the line up already has a number of familiar network names, it would be great to see lots of you there. More information here: http://the-sra.org.uk/event-registration/?ee=76
Blurring the boundaries - New social media, new social science?
Welcome to our blog. NSMNSS is an NCRM network run by NatCen Social Research, SAGE and the Oxford Internet Institute. You can find out more about our network here and about the network partners on the links below.
Friday, 10 May 2013
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Digital Debate Keynote & closing blog discussions: The economies and ecologies of Big Data
Evelyn Ruppert, Goldsmiths University of London, is next up at the Digital Debate.
Join in the discussion on the comment thread below, or on Twitter at #NSMNSS
Join in the discussion on the comment thread below, or on Twitter at #NSMNSS
Digital Debate session three: Research findings: What role is there for social media research in government social policy?
Next up are Jonathan Breckon and Jason Leavey, Alliance for Useful Evidence.
Join in the live discussion in the comments thread below, or on Twitter at #NSMNSS
Join in the live discussion in the comments thread below, or on Twitter at #NSMNSS
Digital Debate Session two: research findings: Getting the ethics of social media research right – learning from NSMNSS project Janet Salmons
Join in the live discussion in our comments thread below, or on Twitter at #NSMNSS
Digital Debate poster session: Anita van der Stamp and Joyce Bombay
Now joining us live are Anita van der Stamp and Joyce Bombay who will be talking about their poster.
A reminder: you can join in the discussion in the comment thread below, or on Twitter at #NSMNSS
A reminder: you can join in the discussion in the comment thread below, or on Twitter at #NSMNSS
Digital Debate session one: NSMNSS one year on – what have we learnt?
Join in the discussion in the comments thread below, or on Twitter at #NSMNSS
NSMNSS Digital debate
Welcome to the NSMNSS Digital debate
Here's what we have coming up today (please note all times are BST).
Tune in to http://nsmnss.blogspot.com/ at the designated time below to join in.
You can engage in the discussion on the blog comments thread, or follow the discussion on Twitter at #NSMNSS
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Here's what we have coming up today (please note all times are BST).
Tune in to http://nsmnss.blogspot.com/ at the designated time below to join in.
You can engage in the discussion on the blog comments thread, or follow the discussion on Twitter at #NSMNSS
Enjoyed the discussion? Become a member of the network: http://www.research.net/s/NSMNSS
12.30pm
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NSMNSS one year on – what have we learnt?
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1pm
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Live blog discussion with Kandy Woodfield, Mithu Lucraft (NSMNSS)
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1.15pm
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Poster session
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1.45pm
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Research findings: Getting the ethics of social media research right – learning from NSMNSS project Janet Salmons
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2.15pm
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Live blog discussion with Kandy Woodfield, Mithu Lucraft (NSMNSS)
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2.30pm
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Research findings: What role is there for social media research in government social policy - Jonathan Breckon and Jason Leavey,
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3.15pm
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Live blog discussion with Kandy Woodfield, Mithu Lucraft (NSMNSS)
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3.30pm
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Keynote: The economies and ecologies of Big Data, Evelyn Ruppert, Goldsmiths University of London
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4.30pm
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Closing blog discussions with Kandy Woodfield
Mithu Lucraft (NSMNSS)
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