As the COVID-19 crisis escalates, many people are actively searching for updates and anticipating what they need to do to protect themselves and their loved…
Opinion: just why are politicians so addicted to “level playing fields”, “green jerseys” and “winning teams”? “I believe that most political correspondents are frustrated sports…
FuJo is delighted to announce it’s involvement in TeaMLit, a new project which aims to educate teachers on media literacy. FuJo will primarily carry out…
AboutVaccines.org, a website created as a result of the Voices for Vaccines project, launched on Wednesday the 20th of July 2022. The website provides accurate,…
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February and the escalation of Europe’s biggest war in the 21st century has garnered massive media attention. Ukrainian…
This past year has been a busy one for climate change reporters. We have had the UN climate conference in Glasgow, the landmark IPCC Assessment…
The history of Ireland’s media consumption habits is punctuated by a familiar language but with those international twangs: TV dramas from Dallas to Breaking Bad,…
The EU has ambitious plans to safeguard journalism and media freedom through a range of new acts and recommendations. As ever, it is the tricky…
This year’s report shows that 18–24-year-olds, the upper age band of the generation known as Gen Z, are the most disinterested in news, least engaged…
Interest in news is down in Ireland in 2022, according to this year’s Reuters Digital News Report; but it is down from a high point…
FuJo now has some job opportunities in the area of deliberative democracy and climate misperception narratives. Postdoctoral researcher on the EU Horizon Project – EUComMeet…
The 2022 Reuters Digital News report has been released today. The annual survey looks at how news is being valued and consumed around the world,…