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19th July 2017 0

The Press, Market Ideologies and the Irish Housing Crash

Henry Silke, University of Limerick, examines media coverage of the…

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As society & politics evolve to function under the #COVID19 #lockdown, @adeligiaouri writes about the challenges & opportunities offered by online deliberation platforms. Can they empower citizens or do they risk further alienating disenfranchised groups? fujomedia.eu/engineering-th…

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.@ColmLearns writes for FuJo on how sports media is using nostalgia to fill the hole left by the lack of live sport during the #COVID19 pandemic. Is it necessarily indulgent or can it help foster a critical view of the past and present? fujomedia.eu/yesterdays-gam…

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"It seems that the biggest social network in the world is, at least in part, basing its response to pandemic-related misinformation on a misreading of the academic literature." wired.com/story/why-is-f…

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RT @jamesrbuk Left, tomorrow’s Guardian front page. Right, tomorrow’s Mail front page. They’re both write ups of the same study, and they’re both at least sort-of-accurate reflections of it. No wonder the public is confused. pic.twitter.com/ccVbQ2zxAY

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Please participate in an online #survey on #disinformation and #fakenews conducted by the @ProvenanceH2020 project. qnode.eu/studies/pv02a/

About 6 days ago from FuJo's Twitter

New FuJo research will investigate the diversity of RTÉ’s Covid-19 coverage and examine the role of public service media during the pandemic. The research is funded by @BAItweets and conducted by @CullotyEileen @ColmLearns @JaneSuit. fujomedia.eu/fujo-investiga…

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"Sinn Féin ran an 'anti-elite populist narrative' on social media, where it 'vastly outperformed' its political rivals." Here's a profile of an upcoming chapter in How Ireland Voted 2020 by FuJo's @kirstypk and @JaneSuit. @DCU_SoC irishtimes.com/news/politics/…

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FuJo researchers will examine exposure to disinformation and willingness to follow COVID-19 mitigation measures in US and Ireland through DCU's #COVID19 R&I Hub. @celoscher @JaneSuit @CullotyEileen @LalaHMur fujomedia.eu/fujo-investiga…

About 2 weeks ago from FuJo's Twitter

This critique explores the limits of Facebook's oversight board. "The new Facebook review board will have no influence over anything that really matters in the world." wired.com/story/facebook…

About 2 weeks ago from FuJo's Twitter

RT @sfb1171 @KarinWahlJ gave us some insight about her analysis of media coverage of the coronavirus. Check out her article for the affective-societies blog: "Emotions and the media in the time of the coronavirus pandemic" bit.ly/2WLtkxL @cardiffuni @CardiffJomec #mediastudies pic.twitter.com/4IukzKaFTq

About 3 weeks ago from FuJo's Twitter

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