Get short, timely messages from Mark Graham.

Twitter is a rich source of instantly updated information. It's easy to stay updated on an incredibly wide variety of topics. Join today and follow @geoplace.

Get updates via SMS by texting follow geoplace to 40404 in the United States
Codes for other countries

Country	Code	For customers of
Two-way (sending and receiving) short codes:
Australia	0198089488 Telstra
Canada	21212 (any)
United Kingdom	86444 Vodafone, Orange, 3, O2
Indonesia	89887 AXIS, 3, Telkomsel
Ireland	51210 O2
India	53000 Bharti Airtel, Videocon
Jordan	90903 Zain
New Zealand	8987 Vodafone, Telecom NZ
United States	40404 (any)

geoplace

RT @ViliLe: The World Bank has many great research-based publications readable free online, e.g. "Geography of Growth" bit.ly/LNy08X about 2 hours ago via TweetDeck
I’m hiring a research assistant to do Internet mapping. Today is the last day to apply! bit.ly/IVolSl about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck
Nice map of transcontinental bike lanes in the US: bit.ly/KXlG4q 2:40 PM May 30th via TweetDeck
RT @dfidmichael Why mobile money works in Kenya & Afghanistan but not India or S Africa: regulation & repressed demand ow.ly/bfS9l 2:18 PM May 30th via web
RT @jlundine: #Twitter, Crises and Early Detection: Why “Small Data” Still Matters bit.ly/GLIRTK by @PatrickMeier 12:57 AM May 24th via TweetDeck
RT @Data_Informed: Data Visualization: Identifying Geographical Origins in Wikipedia Data bit.ly/LzhRcP (cc: @geoplace) 12:23 AM May 24th via TweetDeck
@nicolastorzec It depends on the country. I'm in Rwanda until next week, but can look into the data after then and let you know if youd like 3:07 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck in reply to nicolastorzec
RT @nicolastorzec Comparing geographic coverage in #Wikipedia: only 11 countries have more French content than English bit.ly/JoE7Rn 2:56 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck
Adieu French: comparing English and French Wikipedias - bit.ly/JoE7Rn #wikipedia #maps 12:03 AM May 23rd via TweetDeck
I have a new paper out: "Thai Silk dot Com: Authenticity, Altruism, Modernity and Markets in the Thai Silk Industry" bit.ly/JRVVpX 5:18 AM May 18th via TweetDeck
Iran threatens to sue Google over geography bit.ly/KyjHZX via @GeographicalMag 3:10 AM May 18th via TweetDeck
Heading to Rwanda for fieldwork as part of our 'Internet and Development in East Africa' project (bit.ly/gUSZXC) 1:32 AM May 18th via TweetDeck
(I should say that no other non-Francophone countries have more French than English content) - I'll post the map soon. 1:12 AM May 18th via TweetDeck
Preparing a map comparing coverage of English & French Wikipedias. Bosnia, Montenegro & Kosovo strangely have more Fr than Eng content! Why? 1:11 AM May 18th via TweetDeck
nicely made British Literature Map bit.ly/JcPsru via @geostuff @geoparadigm 11:11 PM May 17th via Flipboard
Spatial Unmapped gislounge.com/spatial-unmapp… nice alternatives to spatial maps for geographic information...via @geoparadigm 11:07 PM May 17th via Flipboard
RT @hfordsa: Blog post about my initial findings from the "Understanding (Wikipedia) Sources" project for Ushahidi bit.ly/Kq5iv9 3:01 PM May 17th via TweetDeck
What the Internet looked like when Facebook launched: theatln.tc/JjeQvN 11:42 AM May 17th via TweetDeck
DGaff @geoplace's recommendation to learn about Time Geography leads to this absolutely amazing graph: bit.ly/Ja3Tft (Nigel Thrift, 1977) 8:09 AM May 17th via web Retweeted by geoplace and 1 other
fascinating article! “@evgenymorozov: "Data Transgression" - pretty strong piece by @mrteacup thenewinquiry.com/essays/data-tr…” 6:35 AM May 17th via Twitter for iPad

Name Mark Graham
Location Oxford
Web http://www.geospa...
Bio Oxford Internet Institute Research Fellow. Interests: Internet Geography, Web 2.0, Economic Geography, Development, ICT4D, Digital Divide, Zombies