Will anyone actually want to read AI generated stories? While the technology is relatively new, the trajectory for AI-written stories isn't necessarily upwards Media • 17 Nov
What wartime deepfake videos reveal about trust and deception Deepfakes undermined public trust to the point that many refused to believe any footage coming from the Russia-Ukraine conflict Media • 25 Oct
What role can online community radio play in Ireland? Transformations in the technologies we use to listen to radio are breathing new life into a medium which has existed for well over a century Media • 19 Oct
What is online harm - and how do we define it? Tackling online harm should begin with a clear idea of the goal being pursued and involve proactive internet regulation Media • 29 Sep
RTÉ crisis: what are the outstanding issues to be tackled? Media expert says issues around funding of public media still to be discussed in conversation about RTÉ and its future Media • 14 Sep
How William Howard Russell invented modern war reporting The Dublin-born correspondent of The Times became synonymous with the work of the war reporter in the 19th century History • 06 Sep
Cúirt TV: is it time for Irish court cases to be televised? It would be compelling and legally instructive for the public to access TV coverage of many important court cases law • 09 Aug
Why the media can't just be cheerleaders during a World Cup Sports media face a difficult balance between supporting their international team and asking difficult questions when necessary Media • 18 Jul
A video of me has gone viral - what are my rights? Let's look at some aspects of the question and explore some laws that may be relevant law • 04 Jul
How is public service media funded across Europe? Funding models across Europe show the need for sustainability, security, editorial independence and value for money Media • 03 Jul
Does online engagement on news stories amplify certain voices? Reuters Digital News Report finds those with stronger political ideologies are more likely to be more active in online news spaces Media • 15 Jun
It says in the papers: changes in newspaper readership in Ireland The latest Reuters Digital News Report Ireland confirms that the number of people reading print papers continues to fall Media • 14 Jun
Radio GAA GAA: the Irish abroad and Gaelic games on the radio Listening to Gaelic games on the radio is a way for many of the Irish diaspora to maintain their sense of Irishness GAA • 14 Jun
How the accents you hear on Irish radio and TV ads have changed We've gone from 1970s and 1980s ads spoken in 'posh' Received Pronunciation to today's Advanced Dublin English Accents • 14 Mar
How to improve how older people are represented in media The positive benefits of ageing need to be more widely acknowledged and that means an end to photos of gnarled hands Older People • 22 Feb
Why media coverage has been crucial for Irish soccer team's rise The knock-on effects of the upsurge in media coverage have been transformative in a very short period of time Soccer • 21 Oct 22
How should we be raising boys in Ireland today? The 'failure' to embody the ideals of modern masculinity can often produce a sense of anxiety and crisis in young men Brainstorm • 14 Sep 22
How healthy lifestyles were first promoted in 1970s Ireland The era saw the beginnings of health improvement culture in Ireland and a focus on diet, exercise and daily habits Health • 26 Aug 22
Has marketing women's sport moved on from Ladyball? How women's sport is sold often reduces it to a 'pinkified' pursuit which is inferior to and less serious than men's sport marketing • 17 Jun 22
Is advertising ready for a more sustainable era of consumerism? Advertising has traditionally encouraged us to act as individuals, but climate change requires us to think collectively Media • 12 May 22
Here's your no-BS way to navigate the age of disinformation Some simple, practical guidance on working out what is - and what is not - BS when it comes to online information Media • 31 Mar 22
How extremist groups use videos to recruit new members Like gangs, private military contractors, mercenaries and the military, extemists use videos beause they are persuasive and influential Media • 30 Mar 22
How Ukraine is winning the global battle for hearts and minds Ukraine is well ahead in the propaganda war, but Russia knew this would happen Media • 15 Mar 22
The problems with regulating abusive online content Proposed legisation to tackle online and social media abuse, harassment and bullying faces significant structural issues Online Abuse • 18 Feb 22
'Oozes location': why property ads are so oddly written The language used to sell property to potential buyers is linguistically rich, unique and usually downright odd Property • 17 Jan 22
