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Tag Archives: journalism

Why the UK should learn from Ireland’s costly mistakes on FOI

November 19, 2015by tomfelle Leave a comment

Anyone wondering what Justice Secretary Michael Gove’s plans are for the UK Freedom of Information Act should look across the Irish Sea to see what’s in store. Ireland introduced its […]

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FOI, 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

Times to introduce paywall later this year

April 27, 2013by tomfelle 3 Comments

The Irish Times will introduce a paywall by the end of 2013, its managing director Liam Kavanagh has confirmed. Kavanagh was speaking on RTE’s ‘Media Show’ this evening, where he […]

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Journalism, Media, News and newspapers

Tuning In: why local radio is important

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Today was the launch of the latest Joint National Listenership Research results, or JNRLs, for the broadcasting sector in Ireland. It’s the equivalent of the ABCs for newspapers. And everyone […]

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Broadcasting, Journalism, Media

Trust the big issue as mistakes mount for US networks

April 24, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

Politico’s ‘On Media’ team discuss a difficult week for the US media, particularly for CNN. As mistakes take their toll on the credability of the news media, trust is becoming […]

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Journalism, Media, News and newspapers, Social Media

Why social media is killing journalism

April 23, 2013by tomfelle 2 Comments

Good journalism takes a little time. That’s just how it is. In the old days – and I overindulged just a little at my 36th birthday dinner a few weeks […]

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Journalism, Media, News and newspapers, Social Media

Stylebook

April 21, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

Here’s the style e-book I co-wrote with my colleague Anthony Quinn:

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Education, Media, Teaching

Issues in Irish Journalism

April 20, 2013by tomfelle Leave a comment

Issues in Irish Journalism Clips from the most popular ‘Issues in Irish Journalism’ seminar series

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Journalism, Media, News and newspapers, Social Media, Teaching

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