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In the latest edition of our industry insight into all things big data, we look at the International Conference on Computational Social Science to be held in July in Cologne, Germany. We also share part one in a series of four videos synthesizing the key themes from last year’s conference.
Is big data always better? What training or skillsets do researchers require to conduct social media research? In the latest edition of SAGE’s big data and social research newsletter we share the live twitter Q&A with the editors of The SAGE Handbook of Social Media Research Methods where these questions are addressed.
What does Facebook's new initiative mean for social scientists? This edition of SAGE’s Big Data and Social Research Newsletter discusses Facebooks move to provide researchers with access to its data to analyse the relationship between social media and elections. Find out more below:
This month’s Big Data Newsletter discusses research from SAGE's Sociology Journal, and SAGE Ocean's new research tool directory aimed at helping social scientists identify the best software tools for their project. Developments in the tech industry are also highlighted, focusing on news from Facebook and Microsoft.
The latest issue of the Big Data Newsletter highlights the 4th Annual International Conference on Computational Social Science. Sponsored by SAGE Ocean, the event featured speakers from Microsoft and Facebook.
This month's issue of the Big Data and Social Research Newsletter shares insights from three events: the Politics and Computational Social Science (PaCSS) pre-conference, the RSS 2018 conference, and the SAGE Ocean event 'Designing Collective Intelligence 2018', which was co-hosted with Nesta.
This months’ Big Data and Social Research Newsletter shares information about our new Artificial Intelligence (AI) microsite aimING to bridge the gap between the mechanical and technical elements of AI and the philosophical and ethical questions that it raises.
This month's Big Data and Social Research Roundup we look back the launch of Nesta's Centre for Collective Intelligence Design which will explore how human and machine intelligence can be combined to make the most of our collective knowledge.
In response to research and feedback from our market, including discussions with the library community, Sage has expanded its offerings to consortia customers. We now provide all of the following purchase options to library consortia.
