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About Cleraun Media Conferences
Scheduled to take place every two years, the Cleraun Media Conferences began in 1986 and have gradually grown in stature. They now constitute an important forum where media practitioners can address and discuss ethical and professional issues which arise in the course of their work in a positive and constructive way. The Cleraun Media Forum, with its evening seminars between conferences, has helped to make this an on-going process.
Register and Payment
To attend the conference, prior registration is required. Only those who have registered and paid in advance can be guaranteed a place.
Conference fees (lunch, available in Chartered Accountants House or nearby, not included).
Some Presentations
Staring at the Sun: What kind of news and information society do we need?
MARK DOOLEY
How the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists used Neo4j to unravel the Panama Papers
CÉCILE SCHILIS-GALLEGO
View from the newsroom: the value of FOI requests and of other publicly available data
COLIN COYLE
Reaching new audiences: power of social media, digital tools, visualisation
STEVE DEMPSEY
Genesis of an investigation from initial idea to finished documentary
PHILIP GALLAGHER
Data banks — a treasure trove for journalists
GERARD O'NEILL
Data banks — a treasure trove for journalists
SEÁN McCÁRTHAIGH
Authenticating your story — verification resources for journalists
SUZANNE KENNEDY
Storyful
JOE GALVIN
Audios
Alys Harte, 12 Nov 2016
Carol Leonning, 12 Nov 2016
Carol Leonning, 13 Nov 2016
Cécile Schilis-Gallego, 12 Nov 2016
Colin Coyle, 12 Nov 2016
Declan Lawn, 12 Nov 2016
Discussion after Matt Cook and Steve Dempsey, 12 Nov 2016
Gerard O'Neill and Sean McCarthaigh, 13 Nov 2016
Joe Galvin and Suzanne Kennedy, 13 Nov 2016
Mark Coughlan and Philip Gallagher, 13 Nov 2016
Mark Dooley, 12 Nov 2016
Matt Cook, 12 Nov 2016
Presentation to Carol Leonning, 12 Nov 2016
Sinead Farrelly, Caitriona Murphy and Jack Popeley, 12 Nov 2016
About Cleraun
Cleraun is a university centre for third level students. It has study rooms and seminar facilities. Opened in 1982, it has organised many cultural and educational activities for students, including aid projects in rural Uganda, in the Andes mountains of Peru, in Russia and in the Baltic countries.
Cleraun has a small oratory and a resident chaplain. Activities of Christian formation are entrusted to Opus Dei (www.opusdei.ie), a prelature of the Catholic Church, which offers pastoral care and spiritual guidance to help people encounter God in everyday life.
