I'm afraid there won't be much time to blog in May (either). First and foremost, I'll be busy finishing all the head of department business, since I'm "retiring" as head on June 1st - so I'll be spending a lot of time in my office (2D14...if you happen to be at ITU). Secondly, I have said yes to participate in a number of external activities (to keep up with my lecturing skills and maintain my own presence as researcher, just hadn't imagined everything would take place in May ;)).

My lecture "touring" schedule goes as follows:
May 2nd: Guest lecture at Dept. of Film & Media Science on the course "Cyberculture"
- will give talk on "online worlds and gamers as subculture"
May 13th: Lecture/Discussion item on a seminar on "Political communication on the internet" organised by 440 hz. - With master thesis student Pia Svejgaard Pedersen, I will give talk presenting our first findings from the Danish Election Blog survey/analysis project, we are currently undertaking.
May 24th: Short talk on "how to move into the world of research" at an evening event for unemployed university candidates (Dansk Magisterforening)
May 26th: Presentation at one-day seminar about weblogs, organised by the Danish Library School. See programme here. - Will be talking about the history of and development of genres.

Regarding weblogs and political communication, I just found an online version of DJØF magazine from March where I'm quoted in an article titled Stemmer på nettet (in Danish).
# posted by Lisbeth at: 19:57