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Methodology chapter: blogging practices

by Lilia Efimova on September 30, 2007

Generalising from own experiences when talking about weblogs

by Lilia Efimova on December 2, 2006

Understanding weblog communities through digital traces: a framework, a tool and an example

by Lilia Efimova on November 8, 2006

Weblog research: artefacts and practices

by Lilia Efimova on April 12, 2006

How blogging makes my life difficult

by Lilia Efimova on March 29, 2006

‘Those that belong to the Emperor’ (on weblog types)

by Lilia Efimova on March 17, 2006

Third culture kids and research kunstkamera

by Lilia Efimova on March 14, 2006

Studying weblogs at Microsoft: ethnography?

by Lilia Efimova on September 19, 2005

Studying weblogs at Microsoft: connecting the dots

by Lilia Efimova on August 20, 2005

Me, speaking on researching blogs and blogging research, Amsterdam, 21 June

by Lilia Efimova on June 14, 2005

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Finally my PhD journey is over - I'm a Dr. now! Happy, relieved and wondering what my post-PhD life will be. Fortunately, summer holidays are almost here and I intend to make the most out of them.
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