Does the media decide the fate of our country?
Can we really make voting decisions based on headlines? A lot of us are.
Tag: journalism
Non-binary love: dating gender-neutral
A modern day romance revolving around unconditional love
Stirling meetup to fight disinformation accused of ‘deep state astroturfing’ by Russian media
Hackers, journalists and academics descended upon Stirling for MisinfoconX last Thursday. The event posed the problem that has dominated much of the news cycle for the past few years: what to do about online disinformation?
The news is increasingly resembling a bad, overhyped sports show
Fraser Kelly gives his take on the rise of treating politics like sport.
Photojournalists who changed the industry
Elizabeth Dryburgh discusses photographers behind some of the most revolutionary images taken.
Exclusive: Interview with Oldfirmfacts1: the man behind the account
Editor-In-Chief met up with Adam, the man behind Oldfirmfacts on Twitter, to discuss his journey from Twitter to full time work.
Quality journalism is not dead
It is tempting to criticise journalism and accuse publications of partisanship. Claire Keraudren suggests the less attractive side of reporting.
Toystagram: The new adult playtime
Hayley Burrell gives us a peek into the vintage toy trend taking Instagram by storm.
Stirling lecturer elected as councillor
John McLellan, who teaches Journalism Studies, gained more votes than any other candidate in Edinburgh’s Craigentinny and Duddingston ward.
Witnessing the USA Elections Overseas
Mexican-American student Sonia Pérez recalls her feelings following Secretary Clinton’s defeat.
