Supported by Science Foundation Ireland, FuJo will host a national citizen’s conversation on our post-COVID futures. The project will be led by Centre Director Jane…
Thousands of social media users have shared warnings about a phishing scam after it was erroneously linked to sex trafficking. There is no evidence to…
We are seeing during this coronavirus outbreak, some media outlets are able to leverage the use of data and technology in time to produce more…
I’m a lucky researcher. Every time I say my research is about journalism and AI, people seem to be in awe, or at least genuinely…
FuJo and the Provenance project have made a submission to the European Commission’s public consultation on the Digital Services Act (DSA). The DSA is the…
This thesis aims to conceptualize, typify and criticize the models and types of collaborative journalism. The present research focuses on the everyday media practices of…
Recently, WhatsApp became the second application in the world to reach 2 billion monthly users, only after its parent company Facebook. Messenger is not so…
2020 has been an apocalyptic year. And we are only half way through it. As the world falls apart around us, with a global pandemic…
Questioning the power relations behind audience metrics in journalism What do fields such as academia, health, police and journalism all have in common? Metrics. Ubiquitously imbricated in the fabric…
Yesterday, Fianna Fáil TD Thomas Byrne suggested that Russian bots are amplifying social media posts by a campaign group, Fairer Future, opposed to the government…