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…
Nieman Lab’s annual Predictions for Journalism asks journalists, editors and other insiders to identify the trends that will shape news media in the coming year. In…
With populism on the rise, Robert G. Picard outlines how the news media inadvertently aid populist actors. Picard’s article, Are Journalists Reporting – Or Publicising –…
A new US report on news consumption across social media finds that news consumers primarily rely on one preferred platform to source news. The study by the Pew Research…
Policy, Sentiment, and Financial Markets (POLSENT) is a DCU-based Irish Research Council-funded interdisciplinary research collaboration between the School of Law and Government, the School of…
DCU’s Niamh Kirk has launched a crowdsourcing project to fact-check the general election campaign. As Niamh explains, “the idea is to create a bridge between…
On March 25th, teams of volunteers in more than 130 countries scrutinized gender equality in their national news media. Since 1995, the Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) has assessed…