Not a reliable research resource, kiddies!
But interesting, nonetheless.
2.28.2005
Popper v Kuhn smackdown
Struggle for the Soul of Science
It's refreshing to see the rest of the world taking an interest in our arcane discussions.
It's refreshing to see the rest of the world taking an interest in our arcane discussions.
Ratcho in a catscan
The Why of Buy
Perhaps a more interesting question would be why our research preferences rank marketing so highly?
Can't invent reliable voting technologies, but we'll soon manipulate choices at the microlevel.
Perhaps a more interesting question would be why our research preferences rank marketing so highly?
Can't invent reliable voting technologies, but we'll soon manipulate choices at the microlevel.
Englebart's dream, redux
A Manifesto for Collaborative Tools
A good, though somewhat technical discussion of the key substantive issues around the development of collaborative software.
A good, though somewhat technical discussion of the key substantive issues around the development of collaborative software.
World News Network
Another aggregator
Supports around two dozen languages, print and broadcast media.
Truly impressive source.
Supports around two dozen languages, print and broadcast media.
Truly impressive source.
Never doubt
Innovation: Caves, Clusters, and Weak Ties
Margaret Mead was right, of course. Here's a bantam-weight discussion of the importance of individuals in social (technological) change.
An interesting twist on Mancur Olson, no?
Margaret Mead was right, of course. Here's a bantam-weight discussion of the importance of individuals in social (technological) change.
An interesting twist on Mancur Olson, no?
Science's next big score
Wired 12:11
Yes, we're all just carnies at heart, right?
The point is that network analysis is about to get BIG. The variety of applications and tools is exploding, MANY easily within the interest areas of political scientists.
Yes, we're all just carnies at heart, right?
The point is that network analysis is about to get BIG. The variety of applications and tools is exploding, MANY easily within the interest areas of political scientists.
Visualizing information CFP
KDViz 2005
London July 6-8. I'm not suggesting that many political scientists would likely be contributors, but it's probably worth keeping an eye out for conference publications.
London July 6-8. I'm not suggesting that many political scientists would likely be contributors, but it's probably worth keeping an eye out for conference publications.
2.27.2005
Technology for nonprofits
TechSoup
Find out about re-tasking technology, databases, software, mobilization strategies.
Probably worth keeping an eye on.
Find out about re-tasking technology, databases, software, mobilization strategies.
Probably worth keeping an eye on.
Peer to peer politics
AdvoKit
"Combines best practices of traditional campaigning with social networks and friend-to-friend outreach to produce a low-cost campaign system that strengthens (and depends on) civil society."
"Combines best practices of traditional campaigning with social networks and friend-to-friend outreach to produce a low-cost campaign system that strengthens (and depends on) civil society."
2.26.2005
Perl of wisdom
Qualitative Data Analysis with Perl and XML
Low-cost, distributed computer-aided qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) project.
Low-cost, distributed computer-aided qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) project.
Qualitative research isn't easy
It's supposed to be systematic
Profgrrrrl, writing on the challenges of qualitative research. Interesting read.
Profgrrrrl, writing on the challenges of qualitative research. Interesting read.
Blog People
Library Journal
The Editor of Library Journal is not too fond of the unwashed. Apparently, we don't read many books.
The Editor of Library Journal is not too fond of the unwashed. Apparently, we don't read many books.
Don't Think
Think Computer Corporation
Somewhere between 25,000-100,000 social security numbers (and W2s and home addresses) have been "accessible to the public for several years."
Nice.
Somewhere between 25,000-100,000 social security numbers (and W2s and home addresses) have been "accessible to the public for several years."
Nice.
Mind Maps
Mind Mapping Overview
The essay's intended for tablet PC users, but mind map software is available on most platforms. The idea is simple - create formal theoretical models using some variation of flowchart symbols.
One of our own uses Stella to help budding academics to identify core theoretical ideas. Interesting stuff, certainly.
The essay's intended for tablet PC users, but mind map software is available on most platforms. The idea is simple - create formal theoretical models using some variation of flowchart symbols.
One of our own uses Stella to help budding academics to identify core theoretical ideas. Interesting stuff, certainly.
2.25.2005
Custom Firefox searches
Firefox Trick
When you type words into the Firefox address window and press "Enter," the default action is to perform a Google "I Feel Pretty" er, "Lucky" search.
But you can make this dog do new tricks - such as have it search Wikipedia for the same terms.
Not uncool at all.
When you type words into the Firefox address window and press "Enter," the default action is to perform a Google "I Feel Pretty" er, "Lucky" search.
But you can make this dog do new tricks - such as have it search Wikipedia for the same terms.
Not uncool at all.
ID theft law
ChoicePoint's error sparks talk of ID theft law
The Industry Standard is reporting on California Senator Feinstein's proposed privacy-protection regulation, an idea backed by ChoicePoint's CEO, Derek Smith.
Senator Specter has also announced hearings into identity theft.
The Industry Standard is reporting on California Senator Feinstein's proposed privacy-protection regulation, an idea backed by ChoicePoint's CEO, Derek Smith.
Senator Specter has also announced hearings into identity theft.
Antispam and an AIDS vaccine
Scientists use antispam in AIDS vaccine work
The Industry Standard is reporting of a cooperative effort between Microsoft and Boston-based AIDS researchers to use software - originally designed to tell spam from wanted emails - to identify or predict changes in the rapidly mutating HIV virus.
Magister Ludi would be proud.
The Industry Standard is reporting of a cooperative effort between Microsoft and Boston-based AIDS researchers to use software - originally designed to tell spam from wanted emails - to identify or predict changes in the rapidly mutating HIV virus.
Magister Ludi would be proud.
2.24.2005
Global Language Monitor
WordMan
This has to be one of the ugliest webpages I've seen in awhile, but the content is not uninteresting. Some of the "Top Words of 2004" are unexpected, leaving me somewhat skeptical of their "algorithmic-based, quantiative analysis tools," but probably worth checking out.
This has to be one of the ugliest webpages I've seen in awhile, but the content is not uninteresting. Some of the "Top Words of 2004" are unexpected, leaving me somewhat skeptical of their "algorithmic-based, quantiative analysis tools," but probably worth checking out.
2.23.2005
Record interviews on your iPod
Belkin Adapter # F8E478
Use an external microphone to record interviews directly to an iPod.
This is a good thing.
Use an external microphone to record interviews directly to an iPod.
This is a good thing.
Google Print criticized
French Ire
"Digitizing books written in English may marginalize French thought."
The National Library is mobilizing resources to turn back this latest Anglo-Saxon invasion.
"Digitizing books written in English may marginalize French thought."
The National Library is mobilizing resources to turn back this latest Anglo-Saxon invasion.
Adam Carr's Election Archive
Psephos
Adam Carr likes counting things. Here, he offers election statistics from 170 countries, as well as other useful links on democratic governance.
Adam Carr likes counting things. Here, he offers election statistics from 170 countries, as well as other useful links on democratic governance.
2.22.2005
Cheap audio recorder
Natural Widgets
If you're willing to perform all your interviews over the phone, with your computer. Not free, but very cheap as these things go.
NOTE: It is illegal in several states (including Maryland) to record someone without their permission. You MUST ask first.
If you're willing to perform all your interviews over the phone, with your computer. Not free, but very cheap as these things go.
NOTE: It is illegal in several states (including Maryland) to record someone without their permission. You MUST ask first.
Concurrent, collaborative text editor
MoonEdit
This looks interesting. Combined with either voice or IM interaction, could be a huge help for zero-hour on group-authored projects.
This looks interesting. Combined with either voice or IM interaction, could be a huge help for zero-hour on group-authored projects.
Word macros for qualitative research
Fieldnote Searcher
Macros, as a rule, can be dangerous. But they can also be glorious. Here's one person's approach to CAQDAS software, using Word97.
Produced by Gery Ryan - apparently, 7OF9 is a heavy Microsoft user.
Macros, as a rule, can be dangerous. But they can also be glorious. Here's one person's approach to CAQDAS software, using Word97.
Produced by Gery Ryan - apparently, 7OF9 is a heavy Microsoft user.
Knowledge Management
CACI
Abu Ghraib aside, these folks have really pushed the envelope on legal support. This is the approach the Justice Department used to take down big tobacco - managing millions of records, spanning decades, including faded photocopies, the affidavits of thousands of parties, and hundreds of lawyers spread across the country.
Most social scientists aren't likely to have that kind of capital anytime soon, but we might still learn from some of these techniques.
Check out "document conversion" and the ADIIS package. Very interesting stuff - high speed OCR, backed up with fuzzy search tools and a code-and-retrieve management system. Again, the style of argumentation may be different (rhetoric v logic), but the rules of evidence are similar.
What can we learn here?
Abu Ghraib aside, these folks have really pushed the envelope on legal support. This is the approach the Justice Department used to take down big tobacco - managing millions of records, spanning decades, including faded photocopies, the affidavits of thousands of parties, and hundreds of lawyers spread across the country.
Most social scientists aren't likely to have that kind of capital anytime soon, but we might still learn from some of these techniques.
Check out "document conversion" and the ADIIS package. Very interesting stuff - high speed OCR, backed up with fuzzy search tools and a code-and-retrieve management system. Again, the style of argumentation may be different (rhetoric v logic), but the rules of evidence are similar.
What can we learn here?
Visible Path
Centrality: the relationship capital journal
A blog emphasizing a social network perspective. Much of it appears to focus on business applications (gotta get paid), but there are more academic applications and sources, as well.
A blog emphasizing a social network perspective. Much of it appears to focus on business applications (gotta get paid), but there are more academic applications and sources, as well.
2.21.2005
Another tool
Discover the network
A social network database of "over 1,500 profiles of individuals, groups and institutions, which provide thumbnail sketches of histories, agendas and funding sources; library of thousands of articles, which analyze the relationships disclosed in the database and the issues they raise. These analyses are drawn from thousands of articles; visual maps which display the intricate links between organizations of the left."
A social network database of "over 1,500 profiles of individuals, groups and institutions, which provide thumbnail sketches of histories, agendas and funding sources; library of thousands of articles, which analyze the relationships disclosed in the database and the issues they raise. These analyses are drawn from thousands of articles; visual maps which display the intricate links between organizations of the left."
Event Structure Analysis
ESA
A Java-based program to support analysis of sequential events; can be used online, or downloaded.
A Java-based program to support analysis of sequential events; can be used online, or downloaded.
Anti-Terrorism Information
MATRIX
Proof of concept, indeed.
The only ones who should worry are the bad people, right? Wonder how MATRIX tells wheat from chaff?
Proof of concept, indeed.
The only ones who should worry are the bad people, right? Wonder how MATRIX tells wheat from chaff?
No Place to Hide
The Center for Investigative Reporting
A website dedicated to the ChoicePoint / Homeland Security relationship.
A website dedicated to the ChoicePoint / Homeland Security relationship.
Freedom and Identity
ABC News
A news report last month, that focused on the role of ChoicePoint data in homeland security efforts.
Outsource your older male sibling.
A news report last month, that focused on the role of ChoicePoint data in homeland security efforts.
Outsource your older male sibling.
How Much
Information?
A serious study to estimate how much is produced each year. Includes print, film, audio, broadcast, and internet sources.
A serious study to estimate how much is produced each year. Includes print, film, audio, broadcast, and internet sources.
Simon Wiesenthal Center
Multimedia Learning Center Online
"A comprehensive resource on the Holocaust and World War II, with over 3,000 text files, and tens of thousands of photos."
"A comprehensive resource on the Holocaust and World War II, with over 3,000 text files, and tens of thousands of photos."
Alaska, gone digital
Digital Archive
"A wealth of photographs, oral histories, moving images, documents, and other materials"
"A wealth of photographs, oral histories, moving images, documents, and other materials"
Encyclopedia of World History
Sixth Edition. 2001
A searchable chronology of over 20,000 topics, from prehistoric times through 2000. While it doesn't appear to be especially detailed, it might be useful quick references.
A searchable chronology of over 20,000 topics, from prehistoric times through 2000. While it doesn't appear to be especially detailed, it might be useful quick references.
Great Speeches
The History Channel
Original historical recordings of Teddy Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan, John F Kennedy, Mohandas Gandhi, Barbara Jordan, Salvador Allende, and many more.
Original historical recordings of Teddy Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan, John F Kennedy, Mohandas Gandhi, Barbara Jordan, Salvador Allende, and many more.
Search Digital Language Archives
Metadata Search Engine
This is a bit technical, but interesting:
"In this article we describe the design and implementation of a full-featured metadata search engine within the Open Language Archives Community. ... Features include a variety of string matching algorithms; a thesaurus of alternate language names; language code searching; keyword-in-context display in search results; search for similarly spelled words; search for similar items; support for standard string search operators and domain-specific inline syntax; and automatically derived search links for other web search engines."
This is a bit technical, but interesting:
"In this article we describe the design and implementation of a full-featured metadata search engine within the Open Language Archives Community. ... Features include a variety of string matching algorithms; a thesaurus of alternate language names; language code searching; keyword-in-context display in search results; search for similarly spelled words; search for similar items; support for standard string search operators and domain-specific inline syntax; and automatically derived search links for other web search engines."
Guide to Major Internet Institutions
ACM Ubiquity
"The bodies responsible for the Internet's protocols and parameters can be said to steer the Internet in a significant sense. This document, by Alex Simonelis of Dawson College in Montreal, is a summary of those bodies and their most important characteristics."
"The bodies responsible for the Internet's protocols and parameters can be said to steer the Internet in a significant sense. This document, by Alex Simonelis of Dawson College in Montreal, is a summary of those bodies and their most important characteristics."
2.20.2005
Social Network Analysis at ICPSR
An Introduction
"Social network analysis focuses on relationships between and among social entities. Unlike standard social and behavioral science research, the measurements taken on these entities are functions of more than one entity, so that the data arising from network studies are not the standard "cases x variables" datasets. This workshop will present an introduction to various concepts, methods, and applications of social network analysis. The workshop focus is on methods, rather than on theories. These methods apply to the analysis of relational data measured on groups of social actors."
"Social network analysis focuses on relationships between and among social entities. Unlike standard social and behavioral science research, the measurements taken on these entities are functions of more than one entity, so that the data arising from network studies are not the standard "cases x variables" datasets. This workshop will present an introduction to various concepts, methods, and applications of social network analysis. The workshop focus is on methods, rather than on theories. These methods apply to the analysis of relational data measured on groups of social actors."
Hear ye, hear ye
OYEZ
Stuck in traffic? Want to keep up on the Supreme Court? Download MP3 files from OYEZ. All audio recorded in the Court since 1995 - currently more than 2000 hours.
Stuck in traffic? Want to keep up on the Supreme Court? Download MP3 files from OYEZ. All audio recorded in the Court since 1995 - currently more than 2000 hours.
Blogging law profs
Law Blogs
A portal site of sorts, connecting to about a dozen thematic blogs, each edited by a law professor.
Good quality, regularly updated.
A portal site of sorts, connecting to about a dozen thematic blogs, each edited by a law professor.
Good quality, regularly updated.
Cornell Law e-journal
liibulletin
The 2004-05 journal focuses on cases currently before the US Supreme Court.
FREE subscription.
The 2004-05 journal focuses on cases currently before the US Supreme Court.
FREE subscription.
2.19.2005
Semantic exploration
mSpace
The developers bill it as Google meets iTunes.
Apparently (haven't played with it yet), it allows you to define categories for data, then browse other items of that type.
Might be a useful approach to theory building, no?
The developers bill it as Google meets iTunes.
Apparently (haven't played with it yet), it allows you to define categories for data, then browse other items of that type.
Might be a useful approach to theory building, no?
ChoicePoint theft
"Tricked" into disclosing info on 140,000 people
The only thing more sobering than the crime is the fact that ChoicePoint was clearly not going to let the victims know, but for a new California law that requires such disclosures.
I wonder if anyone living in any of the 49 states that don't require disclosure have had their ChoicePoint files lifted.
The only thing more sobering than the crime is the fact that ChoicePoint was clearly not going to let the victims know, but for a new California law that requires such disclosures.
I wonder if anyone living in any of the 49 states that don't require disclosure have had their ChoicePoint files lifted.
Microsoft on 'rootkits'
Be afraid, be very afraid
Why is this important? It essentially means that someone could install a program on your computer that would be able to copy any and all information you've stored there (i.e., "spyware") that would be undetectable by any currently available technology.
Think Orwell, with no forwarding address.
Why is this important? It essentially means that someone could install a program on your computer that would be able to copy any and all information you've stored there (i.e., "spyware") that would be undetectable by any currently available technology.
Think Orwell, with no forwarding address.
Data Mining
Data Mining in Politics
"Blaspheme" you say? Well, it may not be theory testing, but it's a bit more than looking for short skirts on Wall Street.
Inductive reasoning, anyone?
"Blaspheme" you say? Well, it may not be theory testing, but it's a bit more than looking for short skirts on Wall Street.
Inductive reasoning, anyone?
100 Words and Pictures
10x10
Okay, so it's not exactly an analytical tool. But it is really cool. Essentially, 10x10 scans online news on an hourly basis, identifies and ranks 100 themes, then displays them as a grid of one hundred photos. These link in turn to the sources' headlines, which link to the original reports.
Trust me, it's really cool.
Okay, so it's not exactly an analytical tool. But it is really cool. Essentially, 10x10 scans online news on an hourly basis, identifies and ranks 100 themes, then displays them as a grid of one hundred photos. These link in turn to the sources' headlines, which link to the original reports.
Trust me, it's really cool.
Concordancing and text analysis
Concordance
Sort of like naming your dog "Dog," but it's free for thirty days. Useful for one-off projects, no?
Sort of like naming your dog "Dog," but it's free for thirty days. Useful for one-off projects, no?
Open-source qualitative data analysis
Handwritten Manuscripts
OCR Handwriting
Okay, most likely if it's important enough to study, someone's already taken the effort to type it. But if your research depends on 17th century handwritten journals, UM Amherst has got your back.
Okay, most likely if it's important enough to study, someone's already taken the effort to type it. But if your research depends on 17th century handwritten journals, UM Amherst has got your back.
What's the best dpi for scanning?
Image Quality Calculator
On the off-chance you need to scan hardcopy for OCR, this website will help you find a resolution that's not too big, not too small - just right.
Goldilocks would be proud.
On the off-chance you need to scan hardcopy for OCR, this website will help you find a resolution that's not too big, not too small - just right.
Goldilocks would be proud.
Speech recognition of broadcast media
SpeechBot
Trying to track down that NPR/PBS/VOA or White House program you heard last week in the car?
Speechbot generates transcripts using speech recognition, lets you search it, read it, or connect to the original audio stream.
Trying to track down that NPR/PBS/VOA or White House program you heard last week in the car?
Speechbot generates transcripts using speech recognition, lets you search it, read it, or connect to the original audio stream.
Bilingual Google Search
Babelplex
Ask a question in Chinese, English, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portugese, Russian, or Spanish, and search for websites written in one of the other languages.
"¿Usted have chocolate?"
Ask a question in Chinese, English, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portugese, Russian, or Spanish, and search for websites written in one of the other languages.
"¿Usted have chocolate?"
A/V search engine
Singingfish
"... indexes formats including Windows Media, Real, QuickTime, and mp3s. ... categories spanning music, news, movies, sports, TV and radio, and finance."
"... indexes formats including Windows Media, Real, QuickTime, and mp3s. ... categories spanning music, news, movies, sports, TV and radio, and finance."
Demzilla and Voter Vault
Will this tell us where the median voter lives?
“Outgoing DNC Chairman McAuliffe has given the House and Senate political committees access to “Demzilla,” the massive computer voter database that has brought the DNC closer to information parity with the Republicans"
…
“The carefully guarded database contains more than 170 million records, with files that have been scrubbed and updated. They include [sic] hundreds of bytes* of information about voter behavior and consumer preferences."
…
“The Republican National Committee has a similar computer file, Voter Vault ...”
From a story by Hans Nichols, published in The Hill February 17, 2005
*My to-do list contains "hundreds of bytes" of information.
“Outgoing DNC Chairman McAuliffe has given the House and Senate political committees access to “Demzilla,” the massive computer voter database that has brought the DNC closer to information parity with the Republicans"
…
“The carefully guarded database contains more than 170 million records, with files that have been scrubbed and updated. They include [sic] hundreds of bytes* of information about voter behavior and consumer preferences."
…
“The Republican National Committee has a similar computer file, Voter Vault ...”
From a story by Hans Nichols, published in The Hill February 17, 2005
*My to-do list contains "hundreds of bytes" of information.
Automated analysis of online content
webLyzard
"... analyzes Web resources from both structural and textual perspectives. By identifying and tracking topics, the technology helps gain a deeper understanding of electronic content. ... Currently, webLyzard mirrors and analyzes a set of more than 7,000 sites on a monthly basis."
I'm not sure whether to be impressed, or very, very afraid.
"... analyzes Web resources from both structural and textual perspectives. By identifying and tracking topics, the technology helps gain a deeper understanding of electronic content. ... Currently, webLyzard mirrors and analyzes a set of more than 7,000 sites on a monthly basis."
I'm not sure whether to be impressed, or very, very afraid.
R. Robot
Making sense of partisan hacks
This is a rhetoric simulator, an automated blog that uses words and phrases gleaned from partisan sources.
It's quite surprising how close this program comes to the actual language of the sources.
Now, does that suggest that the machine is intelligent, or that the sources are automata?
This is a rhetoric simulator, an automated blog that uses words and phrases gleaned from partisan sources.
It's quite surprising how close this program comes to the actual language of the sources.
Now, does that suggest that the machine is intelligent, or that the sources are automata?
TouchGraph
Graph links between urls
This Java-based browser started to wreak havok on my system after the first couple of loads, but you can get a sense of what it does by looking at the screenshots.
Whereas most browsers will return links based on content, Touchgraph tells you what sites are linked to a given url, and displays this information as a dynamic network (fun to play with, too).
Might be useful to see the degree to which sites are insulated from each other, or the world at large.
This Java-based browser started to wreak havok on my system after the first couple of loads, but you can get a sense of what it does by looking at the screenshots.
Whereas most browsers will return links based on content, Touchgraph tells you what sites are linked to a given url, and displays this information as a dynamic network (fun to play with, too).
Might be useful to see the degree to which sites are insulated from each other, or the world at large.
Facster Home
Just the Facts, Ma'am
Ah, geek love. If the Reports/Retorts Drudge aren't doing the job for you, there's always the real world. Useful links to official statistical reference bureaus throughout the US, and many other nations.
Ah, geek love. If the Reports/Retorts Drudge aren't doing the job for you, there's always the real world. Useful links to official statistical reference bureaus throughout the US, and many other nations.
Google Maps
Where's Waldo?
Clearly, the coolest thing since ... MapQuest?
I wonder if Google has plans to integrate this with Keyhole?
Clearly, the coolest thing since ... MapQuest?
I wonder if Google has plans to integrate this with Keyhole?
NameVoyager
The Baby Name Wizard
Not quite as "Middle Earth" as it sounds, this one's making the rounds these days. It's interesting to see what names are popular, sure. But what is really interesting about this is the interface itself.
How long before these sort of graphing techniques become integrated with standard spreadsheets?
Gotta happen sometime.
Not quite as "Middle Earth" as it sounds, this one's making the rounds these days. It's interesting to see what names are popular, sure. But what is really interesting about this is the interface itself.
How long before these sort of graphing techniques become integrated with standard spreadsheets?
Gotta happen sometime.
Net Snippets
Web Research Tool
I'm not overwhelmed by this, but I don't tend to base a lot of my research on web-only sources. Still, Tara at ResearchBuzz seems to love it, so it must be good.
Plus, it's FREE.
I'm not overwhelmed by this, but I don't tend to base a lot of my research on web-only sources. Still, Tara at ResearchBuzz seems to love it, so it must be good.
Plus, it's FREE.
Copernic Desktop Search
Full-text searches for your PC
Unbelievably cool, better than Google Desktop by far. Save local copies of every electronic document* you find, and Copernic will index it, allowing (among other things) full-text searches.
It's also FREE.
* Actually, Copernic can index virtually any electronic format: text, audio, images, urls.
Unbelievably cool, better than Google Desktop by far. Save local copies of every electronic document* you find, and Copernic will index it, allowing (among other things) full-text searches.
It's also FREE.
* Actually, Copernic can index virtually any electronic format: text, audio, images, urls.
Interesting approach to visualization
Visual Thesaurus
Th!nkmap has designed a number of applications based on graphing data as networks. This one's pretty cool.
Th!nkmap has designed a number of applications based on graphing data as networks. This one's pretty cool.
Many-to-Many
"Social Softare" blogging
Another blog, this one dedicated to "Social Software" (i.e., applications to facilitate network analysis).
Another blog, this one dedicated to "Social Software" (i.e., applications to facilitate network analysis).
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