The Irish creative screen industries launched a new, industry specific tool to measure carbon emissions. FuJo’s Prof Patrick Brereton was involved in developing the carbon calculator when…
Since the US Presidential re-election of Barak Obama in 2012, social media platforms have become yet another forum where elections are fought. The strategies needed…
An international workshop on news automation will take place this November 4th and 5th at the Institute for Future Media and Journalism (FuJo), in Dublin.…
This week FuJo in association with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland published ElectCheck2019: A Report on Political Advertising Online During The 2019 European Elections. The…
Online advertising offers an effective means of reaching target audiences so it is unsurprising that it is now integral to any modern, political campaign. However,…
Irish 18-24s are among the most tech savvy and digitally immersed in Ireland and globally. This generation is digitally native and has a dizzying volume…
It’s almost three years since “fake news” became a major talking point and the problem seems more intractable than ever. The major online platforms are…
2018 saw journalism continue to suffer from many of the threats which have plagued it in recent years: authoritarian measures against press freedom, a proliferation…
The Deliberation in law making procedures: Enhancing Trust in modern democracies workshop saw 17 papers presented across four panels addressing critical issues from Mini Publics…
MoJo – it stands for mobile journalism, meaning journalism recorded, edited and filed from a mobile device – is a growing trend in newsrooms around…