Bernie Hogan Biography
Dr. Bernie Hogan is a Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute at the University of Oxford. His present work is primarily focused on the emerging issue of social information overload and effective methodologies for leveraging online interactions and new media in everyday life.
Prior to Oxford, Bernie received his PhD at the University of Toronto under Barry Wellman, and has worked at Microsoft Research with Danyel Fisher and Marc Smith. His work has received numerous awards including Best Dissertation from the Community and Technology section of the International Communication Association. His work is published in Field Methods, Statistics Canada, City & Community among other places.
He can be reached on twitter @blurky.
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Oct 15, 2009
RT @locsocsummit: Dr. Bernie Hogan will be speaking at Local Social Summit ‘09, read @blurky biog here: http://bit.ly/3hcCBU #lss09
Feb 04, 2010
Hey – I was hoping to get to tonight’s event but can’t make it.
Can I ask exactly what you mean by the “emerging issue of social information overload” and also “leveraging online interactions and new media”? I feel like I should know what that means but the choice and use of language confuses me.
Also I’d love it if you could give me some examples of what you mean by “everyday life” and any alternatives.
Cheers!
Simon
Feb 04, 2010
Thanks for the comment Simon, if you have a look at Bernie’s About page at his Oxford Internet Institute microsite, that should give some further ideas.
http://people.oii.ox.ac.uk/hogan/about/