This category collects assorted brief writings and other work. Click on the titles to read each post.
Yesterday I attended the Digital Transformations Moot organised by the Arts and Humanities Research Council in London. This morning I used Martin Hawksey's TAGSExplorer to create a visualisation of a Google spreadsheet archive of the #digitrans tweets.
I will DJ rare groove at the Macbeth in Hoxton, London on 20 November 2012. Doors 7pm.
Sarah-Louise Quinnell and I will be presenting Networked Researcher at the AHRC's Digital Transformations Moot.
I anthologised the proceedings of our Open Access Week 2012 Blogging Unconference. You can download the PDF (it’s free).
On Monday 12 November I'll be at SpotOn London. SpotOn is a series of community events for the discussion of how science is carried out and communicated online.
I was interviewed for the Atwood Tate's blog. I discuss the role of social media in Higher Education, digital comics, personal regrets and business models...
I have posted a response to Stephen Marche's LA Review of Books article "Against Digital Humanities" on my HASTAC blog.
Last Friday my interview with Ron Perazza about his new digital comics project, Comic Book Think Tank, was published on The Comics Grid.
I posted "Various Shades of Digital Literacy: The New Digital Divides" on my HASTAC blog.
Networked Researcher is participating during Open Access Week 2012 with what we have called a “blogging unconference.” The event is taking place here.
I share the programme for the Comica Symposium 2012, Transitions 3: Mapping New Directions in Comics Studies, Saturday 3 November, Birkbeck College, London.
I am honoured to be a member of the "International Scientific Committee" of ¡Plop!, a new journal of pop culture studies published by the University of Barcelona (UAB).
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