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Category Archives: New Media
The future of journalism, hip-hop and possibly my life
March snorts by in a fizzle of wet mornings and watercolour-blue skies. Hopeful daffodils peep up to a backdrop of doom-like black rainstorm clouds. March is a light whose wiring has been wet and flickers in and out of illumination. … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Music, New Media
Tagged fragile, free tibet, Geraldine Kennedy, Journalism, Multimedia, OFWGKTA, online journalism, pills, SXSW, the Guardian
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The privatisation of censorship and the leaking of America
WikiLeaks’ editor-in-chief, Julian Assange. . Cablegate: Boy, the last time there was a leak like this, Noah built himself a boat.— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) December 06, 2010 . ON NOVEMBER 28, the online new media organisation WikiLeaks released the first 291 of … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Music, New Media, Society
Tagged Censorship, Diplomatic cables, Gil Scott-Heron, Jamie xx, Journalism, Julian Assange, Leak, New Media, Solid Gold Dragons, WikiLeaks
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The hesitant hiss of student dissatisfaction
On Wednesday, around 25,000 students gathered in Dublin at the Union of Students in Ireland’s (USI) call for a march in opposition to a possible government proposal to increase third-level registration fees from €1,500 to €3,000 in December’s budget. Of … Continue reading
Hype ’til they’re ripe
The other week, London minimalists The xx won the UK and Ireland’s premier New Music ceremony, the Mercury Prize. The quality of 2010’s entries was as high as it had been for quite a while, with worthy contributions from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Album, Best Coast, Huffington Post, Mercury Prize, Music, Musical ensemble, Paul Weller, Speech Debelle, thejournal.ie, Twitter
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