Digital Methods Initiative (DMI)
People / organizations involved:
Richard Rogers
Locations:
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Digital Methods Initiative (DMI) is one of Europe's leading Internet Studies research groups. Comprised of new media researchers and PhD candidates, it designs methods and tools for repurposing online devices and platforms (such as Twitter, Facebook and Google) for research into social and political issues. Digital Methods research themes include: Links, likes and other natively digital objects | Websites as archived objects | Engine critique and search as research | Cross-spherical analysis as comparative media studies | National web studies | Wikipedia as cultural reference | Social media data, post-demographics and platform studies | Digital methods for issue mapping | Digital methods theory | Visual media analysis | Alt-tech network mapping
Duration: 01.01.2014 - ongoing