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Did you consider Twitter’s (lack of) representativeness before doing that predictive study?

David Sutcliffe - 10 April 2017

How easy is it to research the Chinese web?

Assessing the Ethics and Politics of Policing the Internet for Extremist Material

The promises and threats of big data for public policy-making

Crowdsourcing for public policy and government

Can we predict electoral outcomes from Wikipedia traffic?

6 December 2016

Don’t knock clickivism: it represents the political participation aspirations of the...

1 March 2015

Did Libyan crisis mapping create usable military intelligence?

14 March 2013

Controlling the crowd? Government and citizen interaction on emergency-response platforms

7 December 2015

How do the mass media affect levels of trust in government?

4 March 2015

Five Pieces You Should Probably Read On: Fake News and Filter...

27 January 2017

Presenting the moral imperative: effective storytelling strategies by online campaigning organisations

25 June 2013

Predicting elections on Twitter: a different way of thinking about the...

4 August 2013

Back to the bad old days, as civil service infighting threatens...

10 August 2016

Brexit, voting, and political turbulence

18 August 2016

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