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ΑΘΗΝΑ, η πόλη ως οικόπεδο,
Τόσο ο έντυπος όσο και ο ηλεκτρονικός τύπος με σταθερή συνέχεια παρουσιάζουν το διαρκές δράμα της ελληνικής μητρόπολης. Παρακολουθώντας επί δεκαετίες αυτήν τη διαρκή ροή των γεγονότων, είτε λέγο… more →
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Say what? 70% of consumers trust strangers' recommendations
Dan wrote 5 days ago: One of the blog posts that generated some chatter in our office this week were some survey findings … more →
Second Life contributes to social research
davidkirkpatrick wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve blogged on MMORPGs and social research here and here amonst other times, and I still find … more →
some thoughts on researching the invisible
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C. Alex de Freitas wrote 2 weeks ago: At Digital Cities 6, a recent workshop I attended at Penn State, it occurred to me that much of the … more →
I discover the Social Research Association
eltel wrote 3 weeks ago: How did I not know about the Social Research Association? Last night they put on a really good Caree … more →
VOTE WITH YOUR FEET!
firstpro wrote 3 weeks ago: Why do You Need Social Audit and Accounting? In this world of increased competition for money and su … more →
Understanding Basic Qualitative Research, explained in a simple way
rajkhadka wrote 3 weeks ago: http://www.fhi.org/en/rh/pubs/booksreports/qrm_datacoll.htm … more →
Give that test a rest
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longtale wrote 2 months ago: The principles of qualitative social/market research are similar to those of user testing, except fo … more →
How about cage-free people?
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Monte wrote 2 months ago: Image via Wikipedia I wonder at the oddness of it. We in the USA prefer the eggs … more →
SP0016 – World Crisis “Conspiracies”
Juan Chamero wrote 2 months ago: Pandemics – Swine Flu By Juan Chamero, from Caece University at Buenos Aires, Argentine, A … more →
SP0014 - World Crisis “Invisible Citizens”
Juan Chamero wrote 2 months ago: Invisible People – Invisible Children By Juan Chamero, from Caece University at Buenos Aires, Arge … more →
Week in Public Organizations, 19Apr2009
josephlogan wrote 2 months ago: Filesharing, downsizing, ignoring antitrust, assessing social research, and performing while disgru … more →
SP0010 - World Crisis "Semantic Windows"
Juan Chamero wrote 3 months ago: First “Semantic Windows” set trial By Juan Chamero, from Caece University at Buenos Aires, Argentine … more →
ΑΘΗΝΑ, η πόλη ως οικόπεδο,
chtouris wrote 3 months ago: Τόσο ο έντυπος όσο και ο ηλεκτρονικός τύπος με σταθερή συνέχεια παρουσιάζουν το διαρκές δράμα τη … more →
Faber Finds: Mass-Observation
drbexl wrote 3 months ago: Mass-Observation I used the Mass-Observation archives extensively in my PhD research (see www.ww2po … more →
Participatory Learning and Action
nukkad wrote 3 months ago: For HS 318 Decentralisation and Governance (Course Instructor: Sudhir Chella Rajan and Kalpana Karu … more →
Are American Husbands Slackers?
levingsdivorcemagazine wrote 4 months ago: By Jeffery M. Leving & Glenn Sacks In the wake of the death of feminist pioneer Betty Friedan, … more →
'A great disturbance in the force': Wi-Fi, social media, perfomativity, and listening for the city's pulse
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C. Alex de Freitas wrote 4 months ago: The possibilities for performance in the city are endless. Sitting in the dark with the masses at t … more →
Everquest and social research
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davidkirkpatrick wrote 5 months ago: My previous blog post was on using the internet for social research, and here is a study using Everq … more →
The internet and social research
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davidkirkpatrick wrote 5 months ago: I’ve blogged on this topic in the past, and I find the idea and practice of using the World Wi … more →
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