Social Networks and Cyberinfrastructure (SNAC)

posted on Mon, June 18th, 2007

The Role of Social Network Research in Enabling Cyberinfrastructure and the Role of Cyberinfrastructure in Enabling Social Network Research.

The goal of this National Science Foundation-funded workshop is to set out a research roadmap for the future of the relationship between social network analysis and cyberinfrastructure. For the first time, leading international researchers and practitioners in social network analysis will be brought together with the scientists and technologists who are developing cyberinfrastructure for their research communities.



Network Visualization

posted on Mon, June 18th, 2007

For more then half a year we are running a research project about social networks within the blogosphere. The social network analysis is only one step to get information about the topic flow within a certain blog networks. We used Technorati as a source for the detection of the blog networks using a snow ball approach and than crawled the found blog nodes to identify the network edges. So far we have five sample networks analyzed ranging from 300 to 14'000 nodes with more than 200'000 edges.
One task within the project is the visualization of these networks with appropriate tools that enable the easy access to the gathered information. Various levels of detail are needed to extract and highlight different network parameter and make them easily understandable. Therefore I did a research on current tools available.


Social Media Blogger

posted on Tue, June 12th, 2007

  1. Applied Disruption, Jeffrey Stewart, Monitor110
  2. Attentio, Simon McDermott
  3. Attentionmax, Max Kalehoff, Nielsen BuzzMetrics
  4. Beyond Dante, Tim Wolters, Collective Intellect
  5. BlogPulse Newswire, Sue MacDonald, Nielsen BuzzMetrics
  6. Blogs et IE, Tarik Mousselmal, Scanblog (French)
  7. Buzzcentric, Severin Wilson
  8. BuzzLogic
  9. CGM, Pete Blackshaw, Nielsen BuzzMetrics
  10. China IWOM Blog, Sam Flemming, CIC
  11. Collective Intellect
  12. Customer Listening, Laurent Florès, CRMMetrix
  13. CustomScoop
  14. Data Mining, Matthew Hurst, Microsoft Live Labs
  15. DK the Business Guru, Darren Kelly, Collective Intellect
  16. DIGtrends, Staff, Digital Influence Group
  17. Distilled, Will Critchlow and Duncan Morris
  18. ethority, Sten Franke
  19. Influence 2.0, Staff, Cymfony
  20. Information Arbitrage, Roger Ehrenberg, Monitor110
  21. Market Sentinel, Mark Rogers
  22. MarketIQ, Biz360
  23. Mouthpiece, Jonathan Carson, Nielsen BuzzMetrics
  24. Musical Entrepreneur, Rob Crumpler, BuzzLogic
  25. New Media Strategies
  26. Observatoire Présidentielle 2007, Guilhem Fouetillou, RTGI (French)
  27. Onalytica, Flemming Madsen
  28. Pardon the Disruption, Chip Griffin, CustomScoop
  29. The Power of News, Matthias Hoffmann, Dow Jones & Company (German)
  30. PR meets the WWW Constantin Basturea, Converseon
  31. Primelabs (also Swedish blog)
  32. Read Between the Mines, Glenn Fannick, Dow Jones & Company
  33. RelevantNoise
  34. RepuTrack, Joseph Fiore, CoreX Technologies
  35. Scanblog (French)
  36. see i see, Staff, CIC (Chinese)
  37. A Surplice of Spin, Melanie Surplice, Dow Jones & Company
  38. Veille2Com, Cyrille Chaudoit, Scanblog (French)
  39. unstruc..., Daniela Barbosa, Dow Jones & Company
  40. VisInsights, Staff, Visible Technologies
  41. Young PR, Paul Young, Converseon



Journals

posted on Sun, May 06th, 2007


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Research

These pages are merely notes for myself to organize some thoughts and ideas, which might be of interest for others. My research publications can be found here or here: http://www.scientificcommons.org/lars_kirchhoff.

I'm currently a research assistant at the Institute for Media and Communication Management at the University St. Gallen. My research is focused on digital communication theories and methods and in particular on knowledge media plattforms, service oriented architecture (SOA), web services and social network analysis in the field of digital media. Current projects include the Alexandria Research Platform, ScientificCommons and a GFF (swiss fundamental research fond) funded project on Corporate Blogging.