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Data journalism may be helping to solidify the divide between those who can afford to be in engaged in the political process and the rest

February 17, 2015by tomfelle Leave a comment

Here’s an article I’ve written for the London School of Economics ‘Democratic Audit’ blog on data and engagement. The link to the original is below. Many have welcomed the increased […]

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Data journalism

The future of freedom of information looks far from certain

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– this is an article I’ve written for the Conversation UK In the UK, thanks to the freedom of information (FoI) laws, the right to know has become routine. Ten […]

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FOI, Journalism

New book on FOI and journalism – call for chapters

March 19, 2014by tomfelle Leave a comment

I’m co-editing an important book on FOI in Ireland with Dr Maura Adshead at the University of Limerick currently, to be published by Manchester University Press next year. Myself and […]

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Education, Journalism

JP looks set to exit Irish market

December 2, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

IN THE mid-2000s, the brash and bullish Johnston Press thought buying into Irish regional newspaper market was a licence to print money. It spent more than €200m building up its […]

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Journalism, Media, News and newspapers

Infographic visualisations class

November 21, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

Election 2011 verdict | Create infographics

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Education, Journalism, Teaching

Datablog – mapping

November 14, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

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Education, Journalism, Social Media

Kenny will miss sheltered RTE lifestyle

July 31, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

Pat Kenny will find the challenge of presenting his new show on Newstalk a tougher one than he may have imagined. Kenny’s move from RTE after a 41-year career in […]

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Broadcasting, Journalism, Media

Why the Internet won’t save Ireland’s Provincial Newspapers (but going non-profit just might)

June 29, 2013by tomfelle 3 Comments

I’ve just completed a chapter for the second edition of an important book on local journalism in the UK and Ireland, entitled What Do We Mean By Local? Grass-Roots Journalism […]

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Education, Journalism, News and newspapers

Former Times editor Brady calls for Google to fund newspapers

May 28, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

IT SEEMS it is not only the current crop of newspaper editors that are worried about their papers. Two former The Irish Times editors have now also taken a stand […]

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Journalism, Media, News and newspapers

Things hotting up in battle for share of new broadcast charge

May 4, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

The debate about the future of the new broadcasting charge to replace the TV licence fee is just getting interesting. All sides – commercial broadcasters including TV3 and the local […]

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Broadcasting, Journalism

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