Jane Suiter

Reuters Institute finds 25-34 age group most likely to pay for online news

Young people have to to be helped develop critical capacity to discern fact from fiction

Initiative will use digital technologies to identify modifications and similarities in social media content

Researchers will be based in academic and industry environments including in ‘The Irish Times’

Media studies and philosophy could be crucial in tackling extremism and fake news

Weekend Read: The brothers carved up Co Kerry and took the spoils of two Dáil seats. How did they do it? The voters in Healy-Rae Kingdom speak out

Public voting experiment in Dublin explores feasibility of electing a powersharing government

Public invited to take part in role play to elect ‘government of national unity’ on Saturday

Academics’ campaign seeks to identify where political reform can be implemented quickly

None of changes require constitutional change and they could be delivered quickly

The ‘Hearing Women’s Voices?’ report found male voices dominate on commercial radio

Hearing Women’s Voices radio report shows females simply not being allowed on air

DCU media research institute will provide ‘space for innovation’ in journalism

In last weekend’s elections, Independents, small alliances and anti-austerity groups were the big winners, polling more than 40 per cent in some areas. Was it a midterm protest vote or is the political party over?

Social media or analytics investment still attracts less spend than posters in Irish politics

Electoral reform, abortion, entrepreneurship and influence of the EU among topics raised at inaugural meeting