Tag Archives: social network analysis

AR; Agenda setting revisited

Posted on July 24, 2009 by

_ A fresh article by Sharon Meraz studies the agenda-setting power of “elite traditional media” (more specifically, the New York Times and the Washington Post) on the blogosphere, through various issues, and distinguishing between right-leaning, moderate and left-leaning independent blogs. … Continue reading →

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QMSS workshop, Amsterdam

Posted on December 27, 2008 by

I had the chance to participate at the ESF-sponsored “Quantitative Methods in Social Sciences – 2” workshop in Amsterdam, on the 18th and 19th of December. Simply put, it was great. Seeing that I’m quite a newcomer to the field … Continue reading →

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Considerably more experienced

Posted on December 10, 2008 by

These last months of the year are turning out to be quite busy, even if not much of all the commotion is visible around here. I made my debut in the world of conferences at the Experience 2008 – which … Continue reading →

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