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19th June 2015 0 Irish half as likely to pay for online news as Finns and Danes

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18th June 2015 0 Irish half as likely to pay for online news as Finns and Danes

Irish news users are half as likely to pay for online journalism as their counterparts in Finland and Denmark an international study on news consumption…

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28th May 2015 0 FuJo project to investigate the future for ‘journos’ and ‘mojos’

Journalists are “journos”. Journos who file stories and shoot video on their mobiles are sometimes called “mojos”. But what do you call the Institute of…

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"By considering the types of behaviour and social structures that technologies enable and enhance, we get a better sense of some of society’s characteristics and ailments. What are the general tendencies that WhatsApp helps to accelerate?" #longread theguardian.com/technology/20…

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RT @rasmus_kleis Doing "ask me anything" on @reddit today on information and misinformation in media and social media around #covid19 from 11am ET/4pm UK time (historic image below from when we planned it). Link here redd.it/hinvc8 Looking forward! pic.twitter.com/gXdllf0DmD

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A new journal article co-authored by @dawnwheatos in @icsjournal uses metaphor analysis to examine the language people use to describe their own Twitter "space", particularly around blocklists and filtering. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.10…

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If you're confused by Artificial Intelligence this A-Z guide from @oiioxford and Google covers everything from bias and fakes to journalism and machine learning. atozofai.withgoogle.com/intl/…

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RT @JOLT_EU Despite the on-going global pandemic, we are still very pleased to be hosting our #JOLT #Summer #School virtually. Over the next four days, our #ESRs and supervisors and contributors will join from across 4 time-zones globally! @MSCActions @EU_H2020 | @BBCRD @CullotyEileen pic.twitter.com/SrBzC1LaFo

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RT @rasmus_kleis Is the EU making progress in fighting disinformation? Part of #ERGA webinar today. My topline: Perhaps? A little? Though problems continue to evolve, maybe faster than responses. But if nothing else, 🇪🇺 has done more than other large, complex polities like 🇧🇷🇮🇳🇺🇸. Thread 1/15

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It is not clear whether bot activity has direct persuasive effects, but parties and campaign groups need strategies to protect their reputation and, ultimately, social media companies need to do more to stop malicious bots. fujomedia.eu/bots-amplify-o…

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