We tend to think of social media as quite an individualistic activity. Very self centred. Sure, it’s “social” but we often imply that the “circles” or “groups” are smaller and more fragmented to a degree which trivialised “old school” categorization. Enter the nation state. A country is of course quite an artificial creation,… Continue reading How team Romania put “national” into social media
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Measuring digital influence: the silly and the science
“The most influential people online” says the tagline for WebIt, an upcoming “Digital and IT event” (vague terms as nobody is sure anymore!) The idea isn’t new; a similar scheme had played out with the Influence Project some time ago. These sort of efforts are of course plagued with massive methodological problems. Obviously… Continue reading Measuring digital influence: the silly and the science