Twitter is set to reach a staggering 500m accounts in February. Created in 2006, there is no doubt it has revolutionised media and the way we receive our news. With stories and rumours spreading like wildfire around the world it … Continue reading →

What 10 years ago was called “information overload”, is now known as the “data deluge”.  Whatever your preferred moniker, at the end of the day the issue is the same – in an highly evolved and evolving consumerist society, we … Continue reading →

Over the course of the last eight months corporate Ireland has witnessed three high profile redundancy announcements, none of which had a straightforward passage in terms of media coverage. Each announcement seemed to attract criticism for the manner in which … Continue reading →

Phone hacking, concerns over media ownership and a number of high profile character assassinations of innocent citizens have inevitably led to calls for increased regulation of the media in the UK and to a lesser extent, here in Ireland too. … Continue reading →

The importance of leading from the front can never be underestimated. Ireland is currently in the throes of a leadership battle. Sure, the arguments in the media tend to focus on candidates’ political, legal or social prowess. But the jury … Continue reading →