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Facebook cuts back on news to give you more time with advertisers
Tom Felle, City, University of London
Dear friends, it’s not us, it’s you. You are the problem. You’ve stopped sharing every intimate detail of your lives and we can’t monetise you as well as we’d like. So we’re changing our relationship to convince you to share more, so we can show you more ads.
Not an exact quote from Mark Zuckerberg, of course, but a rough translation. In a statementreleased…
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Facebook's 'fake news' plan is doomed to failure – social media must do more to counter disinformation
Facebook’s ‘fake news’ plan is doomed to failure – social media must do more to counter disinformation
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Tom Felle, City, University of London
Fake news has become an important focus for news foundations, democratic interest groups and various journalism academics and researchers, following claims that the US presidential elections may have been influenced by anti-Clinton propaganda created by Russia and shared on social networks.
In recent weeks there has…
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//storify.com/tomfelle/could-trump-really-win/embed?border=false[View the story “Could Trump really win” on Storify]
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Can paywalls save journalism?
Can paywalls save journalism?
The following is an article I wrote for The Conversation about newsonomics and the future of payment models for digital news. See the original article here
Journalism is in an existential crisis: revenue to news organisations has fallen off a cliff over the past decade and no clear business model is emerging to sustain news in the digital era. Some of the big news organisations are imposing…
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City journalism academics submission to Independent commission on FOI My colleagues at City University Professor Heather Brooke, Jonathan Hewett and I made a submission to the…
Why the UK should learn from Ireland's costly mistakes on FOI
Why the UK should learn from Ireland’s costly mistakes on FOI
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 FoI Act in 1997. In part it was introduced to move away from the culture of ‘official secrecy’ - a culture that bred scandal, corruption and cover-up. But it also came as part of a wider move to open up government,…
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Black spider memos release more damp squib than smoking gun, but release is important none the less
Dull content, but the release of Prince Charles letters is a landmark moment
Tom Felle, City University London
After a decade of legal battles, the content of the infamous black spider memos – letters sent by Prince Charles to former government ministers – turned out to be a damp squib rather than the smoking gun we had hoped for.
But even if Charles seems preoccupied with fish, badgers and…
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Has the UK press lost its political punch?
Has the UK press lost its political punch?
On the eve of the UK’s 2015 general election, I spoke with Reuters about the highly partisan and bizarre media coverage of Britain’s 2015 Westminster campaign. you can watch it here:
http://www.reuters.com/assets/iframe/yovideo?videoId=364139172
And a Tweet from City Journalism linking to one of the global media companies that have covered the story here:
VIDEO: Has the UK press lost its…
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Did newspapers ever really influence elections? There was a time when the first reviews of a play in a newspaper made or broke a touring company; when the exclusive first pictures were only available to newspapers and magazines; and when political coverage by the news media shaped public opinion.
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
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
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.
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The future of freedom of information looks far from certain
The future of freedom of information looks far from certain
- this is an article I’ve written for the Conversation UK
The future of freedom of information looks far from certain
In the UK, thanks to the freedom of information (FoI) laws, the right to know has become routine. Ten years old this month, freedom of information laws have enabled us to inspect a public document, obtain personnel files, see safety reports of public utilities, examine inspection…
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The future of freedom of information looks far from certain
- this is an article I’ve written for the Conversation UK
The future of freedom of information looks far from certain
In the UK, thanks to the freedom of information (FoI) laws, the right to know has become routine. Ten years old this month, freedom of information laws have enabled us to inspect a public document, obtain personnel files, see safety reports of public utilities, examine inspection…
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New book on FOI and journalism - call for chapters
New book on FOI and journalism – call for chapters
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 the prolific book editor John Mair have also conspired to co-edit a second more journalism focused book, critically examining the role that FOI plays – for the good and the bad – in journalism. We are currently…
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JP looks set to exit Irish market
IN THE mid-2000s, the brash and bullish Johnston Press though buying into Irish regional newspaper…
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