I still remember things said in some lectures that I heard in the late 1970s, the 80s and the early 90s. In some cases I
Category: aa sociology of information
When Modes of Information Diffusion Collide
Anyone familiar with Twitter probably knows about “live tweeting” during television broadcasts. In my own Twitter feed are several “followees” on whom I can depend
In Comey Firing Trump Gets Notification Wrong Again
Any number of news outlets communicated a sense of outrage over the fact that James Comey apparently learned he’d been fired by looking up at
Squirrels and Democracy
Essay in progress (w GKH): HRC criticized DJT as unfit to lead because he could fly off the handle over an insulting tweet, get distracted
College Affordability Expert on the Daily Show
A friend and co-author has a new book and did an interview on The Daily Show last night. You don’t see too many sociologists on
NPR’s Cladio Sanchez’ "6 Education Stories To Watch In 2016"
NPR’s senior education correspondent offers his predictions for stories in education in 2016. 1. The New Federal Education Law The long, grueling fight to overhaul
Innoeduvation 