How is it that a major IS conference that begins in less than two weeks has still NOT posted the final, and full programme?? There is no message even online to say why. #ECIS2026#poorlyorganized
The Journal of Association for Information Systems invites IS scholars to a paper development workshop at ECIS 2026 in Milan on Saturday, June 13, 2026 at 09:30 to 12:00. Learn more: https://t.co/H7GDNy64H5
How is it that a major IS conference that begins in less than two weeks has still NOT posted the final, and full programme?? There is no message even online to say why. #ECIS2026#poorlyorganized
“‘Digital citizen vigilance’ makes republican theory real.”
Bentham’s “Public Opinion Tribunal” has been actualised at multiple scales of public governance by social media, digital tech and AI in citizens’ hands. Open access from Helen Margetts & me at https://t.co/LtagwG2Z23
New paper in @ASQJournal The Promise–Risk Balance: Recalibrating Design Choices and Strategic Framing Following Catastrophic Innovation Failure* - Sen Chai, Anil R. Doshi, Luciana Silvestri, Tiona Zuzul, 2026 https://t.co/Ul4BvoA67w.
I was so sad to hear of the passing of Karl Weick yesterday. Here is a picture of me with Dr. Weick in 2013. He was so kind to this newbie scholar-practitioner. His work will always hold a special place in my heart! RIP!😇 #KarlWeick#UMRossSchoolofBusiness#sensemaking
AI just killed higher education’s old teaching model. We need smaller classes and oral defenses for every paper—implying more faculty time, hence more professors. Since banning AI is unenforceable, written work alone can no longer be trusted.
Linus Torvalds admits he has a 'love-hate relationship with AI' https://t.co/bvT06tSThi via @ZDNET & @sjvn#Linux’s creator sees AI as a double-edged sword for programmers.
Has anyone in the press picked up what happened in 2019. As @BylineTimes reported, Farage and Johnson colluding with US based Bannon to topple May.
According to Ben Habib, Thailand based Harborne paying Johnson and Farage to stitch up 2019 elections
https://t.co/vxlFSv4KFW
Striking contrast between visceral domestic criticism of Starmer and high regard in which he's held by several European counterparts. Latest article @BylineTimes
The Political and Media Myopia That Has Paralysed Keir Starmer's Government – Byline Times https://t.co/GlROeWqB3l
Published today & free to download by chapters or whole text, my @LSEPress book with Tim Monteath, Denisa Kostovicova and Hannah Boroudjou
*Doing Open Social Science* https://t.co/qHq5wUM9SA
helps qualitative & quantitative researchers make their work more reproducible & robust
So let me get this right.
- UK economy outperformed expectations, growing in March despite Iran.
- Unemployment down from 5.1 to 4.9%.
- Waiting lists coming down
- Progress finally being made on restoring ties with Europe.
@wesstreeting@Ed_Miliband why derail this now.
I wrote this earlier.
Sam Coates of Sky News has just proved every single thing we fear about the media, correct.
Bought and paid for.
Leveson 2 is so badly needed … but on steroids.
UK gilt yields have hit an 18-year high. That's not because the economy collapsed. It's because bond markets fear Labour might elect a slightly more left-wing leader. When financial markets seek to constrain democratic choice, that is not economic discipline. It is political power, exercised without a ballot. https://t.co/Si9LORlRHt
Not getting enough attention amid the Starmer soap opera: UK economy had strong start to the year: 0.6% growth in Q1. Month on month 0.3% in March alone. The UK economy is developing a habit of strong growth in Q1 then petering out. Look at last year. And 2024. Good chance this could happen again, especially with the baleful impact of Trump’s War on the global economy. Even so, 0.6% in Q1 is impressive.
The only people who need to resign today are the political journalists and editors at @BBCNews and @SkyNews
I've never seen such a downright sinister plot to remove a democratically elected sitting PM.
Our media is absolutely fucking toxic.