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…
The chapter, Disinformation about migration: an age-old issue with new tech dimensions, was written by Fujo researchers Eileen Culloty, Jane Suiter and Sara Creta, along…
The European Regulators Group for Audiovisual Media Services (ERGA) has released a new report with recommendations for changes they would like to see implemented in…
DCU FuJo and the Jolt project have collaborated with the media-curious Off-Message on a new podcast series examining major issues in contemporary news and media.…
Traditionally, the existence of conspiracy theories was generally consigned to the outer fringes of society; something you only discovered if you sought to discover it. …
A new report published by DCU FuJo and the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland examined how digital platforms implemented the EU’s monitoring programme for Covid-19 disinformation.…
A FuJo report examining diversity and inclusion at RTÉ will be launched in a webinar hosted by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI). The research,…
Words by Charis Papaevangelou The last decade has seen the rise of technology giants, so-called “Big Tech”; along with them rose the responsibilities they carried…
Researchers at New York University’s (NYU) Ad Observatory project have accused Facebook of trying to silence independent research after the social media giant disabled the…
There are many aspects to the fight against disinformation. One problem that fact-checkers and researchers are grappling with is how best to label false information.…
Over its long history, print media has developed visual conventions that help consumers differentiate between different kinds of news. Visually speaking, a broadsheet and a…