How Very Meta

Adventures in blog research…

• Home
• “How Very Meta”
• Courses
• Research
• Curriculum Vitae
• Public & Private in the Blogosphere
• Bio

• Recent Comments

  	John on The real reason why no one rea…
  	VatulBlog: Incoheren… on Are blogs obsolete?
  	We’re all just… on Bio
  	Sarah on October needs to come, and…
  	Sarah on The possible demise of Livejou…

• Tweets

  • 11/17 is prematurity awareness day. http://superpreemie.wordpress.com/2009/11/17/redefining-ok/ #prematurity #marchofdimes 2 hours ago
  • 4 more journal entries to grace and then I declare the evening's academic work done 2 hours ago
  • after the colossal #seesmic multi acct failure, experimenting w/ acct switching on #twitteriffic 4 hours ago
  • hrm, possibility of blogging for ACTUAL MONEY. too much pressure? 10 hours ago
  • reading: Gal (2002) "A Semiotics of the Public/Private Distinction". http://bit.ly/1wVaEI 13 hours ago

• Blogroll

  • a thaumaturgical compendium
  • almost ready for primetime
  • creativity/machine
  • Critical Librarian
  • David Brake – Media @ LSE Group Blog
  • Internet Genealogy Community Study
  • Netwoman
  • Too many topics, too little time

• Tags

  academic adjuncthell AoIR aoir8 application assumptions blogging blogs blogs&blogging blogs_and_blogging borders boundaries cccsir coding data conference costs couch awards data analysis dissertation doctoralcolloquium facebook fellowship google ir10 linking links me methods money notes photo present presentation progress reflections research roundtable session social media social networking sites space&place space_and_place survey theory visual media

• Categories

  Select Category AoIR  (8) bloggers&blogging  (10) futureprojects  (3) internet  (5) links  (3) media  (3) personal  (10) progress  (27) Public and Private in the Blogosphere  (4) publications  (3) quotations  (5) reflections  (6) teaching  (1) technology  (3) Uncategorized  (33)

• Feeds

• Full
• Comments