From the print edition of the Irish Independent, FuJo’s Eileen Culloty writes about disinformation and digital literacy as part of the launch of the Reuters…
Consumers in Ireland and worldwide have limited understanding of how news appears in their social media feeds. That was one of the findings from the…
Article From The Irish Times (28 April 2018) by Peter Hamilton Dublin City University’s Institute for Future Media and Journalism (FuJo) is leading a €3.9…
Note: the deadline is extended to 15 June 2018 JOLT is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) network aimed at harnessing digital and data technologies for…
As the HateTrack project is nearing completion, FuJo has teamed up with Vox-Pol and the Anti-Bullying Centre to organise an event that brings together academics and…
The audience for “fake news” is small and disloyal, according to a study of online traffic in New Media & Society. “The role of audience availability in…
Two recent DCU journalism graduates, Rosanna Cooney and Catherine Devine have been awarded fellowships on the 2018 Veronica Guerin News21 programme at Arizona State University. Rosanna…
Martina Topić (Leeds Beckett University) and Niamh Kirk (Dublin City University) are seeking chapters on Media and Nationalism in the Network Society. According to the network society…
On February 12th, FuJo and the MA in Social Media Communications are hosting a guest lecture by Athina Karatzogianni (University of Leicester) and Jacob Matthews (University of…
The project is concerned with identifying the various forms of online racist hate speech, and constructing a computational tool that can track such contents on…