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Tag Archives: social research
An interview about digital data and the future of social research
The second interview I did with Mark Carrigan focused on questions around digital data and the future of social research. We focused on the importance of digital data, why I matters, how we can cope with it and what it … Continue reading
Using social media data to do social research
My article ‘Using Social Media Data Aggregators to do Social Research’ has been published in Sociological Research Online. This piece looks at how commercial forms of software can be used extract and analyse data from social media. I’ve tried to … Continue reading
Posted in data and dataplay, infrastructures, metrics, software, visualisation, web cultures, writing
Tagged analysis, Andrew Abbott, by-product data, data harvesting, digital data, doing social research, future of the social sciences, new forms of social data, Social media, social media data aggregators, social research, Sociology, software, Using social media
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Miso project visualisation tool
Following up on my previous post here is a data visualisation resource called the miso project.
Posted in data and dataplay, visualisation, web cultures
Tagged data, miso project, social research, Sociology, visual, visualisation
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Data artists playing with data
Here is a post and video about a data artist called Jer Thorp. Seems he is at least partly based at The New York Times. There is some interesting work being done by these data artists and visualisers. It’s becoming … Continue reading
Posted in data and dataplay, visualisation, web cultures
Tagged artists, data, social research, Sociology, visualisation
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