Archive for February, 2008
Five lessons on how Google Blogsearch works (or doesn’t) and how to use it for research
14 Comments Published by tobias.escher February 28th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, blogging, e-Social ScienceAfter I have recently spent a couple of days racking my brain about it, I thought I better share to give others a head start. Ok, here is the task: Automatically query Google Blogsearch to find the number of “all” English-language blog posts containing a number of words that have been published during a certain [...]
Why media companies and their journalists should not blog (or should they?)
2 Comments Published by tobias.escher February 8th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, bloggingAt our first OII Oxford Blogging Roundtable we had Kevin Anderson, the blogs editor from the Guardian (and formerly the BBC). He proved to be a perfect choice to kick off this series we are planning on holding once a term (for non-Oxonians: this equates for roughly once every two month with a loooong summer [...]
General Online Research, Hamburg: Comparing blog and media agendas
1 Comment Published by tobias.escher February 7th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, blogging, conferencesI wrote some time ago that besides my doctoral thesis, my research assistant job and some external work I’ve taken on I pursue a project that aims to provide empirical data to investigate how different the blogosphere is from traditional media and how both influence each other. I am happy to share with you that [...]
All that is wrong with ePetitions
0 Comments Published by tobias.escher February 1st, 2008 in *OIINEWS, conferences, eDemocracy, epetitionOn Wednesday I’ve attended an event organized by the New Political Communication Unit at Royal Holloway (headed by Andrew Chadwick) that aimed to offer some thoughts on what the Number 10 petitions website has (not) achieved so far. Among the discussants were Jimmy Leach, the former head of communications at Downing Street, Tom Steinberg of [...]
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