In an entrepreneurship course a colleague of mine used to have a “pitch and catch” session in which one team would pitch their idea and
Category: aa sociology of information
To Lecture or Not to Lecture
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
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
