Podcast appearances and mentions of gavin sheridan

This week it was an absolute pleasure to be joined by Right to Know's Gavin Sheridan, PBP area rep, Darragh Adelaide, Senator Tom Clonan, Dublin Inquirer journalist, Shamim Malekmian and "Michael" McMahon ;) We talked about Shamim's story about the treatment of a boy by our immigration system, the recent turn of events in Ukraine, the cost of living crisis and how it's misused by the already wealthy, the latest on the St Johns Ambulance report, Budget Season, Climate Action and much, much more. Join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Many of our listeners would be aware of the work of righttoknow.ie, but you might not know that they're back in court next week, this time the Supreme Court, in another battle for transparency. Co-founder and very, very busy guy, Gavin Sheridan joined us to tell us all about it. Then Gavin, who also compiles a excellent substack newsletter, HERE, talks to us about the frustration of watching the science around COVID change, while the mitigation strategies remain the same. Join us and help keep the shack going for the price of a fancy coffee at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

It has nothing to do with Katherine Zappone. This week, Adrian goes into depth about the problems around Minister Simon Coveney's hacked phone. Together with freedom-of-information expert Gavin Sheridan and privacy expert Daragh O'Brien, the minutae of what we know, and what the law is, around Simon Coveney's hacked phone are parsed in detail.

SOME SNIPPETS. I'm culling some inner illuminations from John Peavoy and Gavin Sheridan as they share moments from #othervoices in Dingle. I'm currently working on spotlighting people development through final year academic modules I teach at http://clonmeldigital.com and I know if I deliver upskilling as a badge of honour, I will be successful. I should also ensure identity rights are on several academic modules. As we continue renovating our home, I realise we need an ethernet connection from our router to our gaming screens. That will be challenging. QUESTION: Do you use AI to help you write smarter?FINDINGS: The Xioami Mi Smart Band 4 is only 40 euro. I'm intrigued by the 160 euro Terrazzo Wireless Charging stand.CURRENTLY LISTENING to @documentally on metal detectors, @adrianweckler on post-founder depression, CBC Spark on failure, and @freakonomics on "how to change your mind". Read more: http://insideview.ie and @topgold

Brian O'Neill, Gavin Sheridan explored the challenges and opportunities that digital and social media opens in our society and the growing case, across Europe, for online content regulation and controls.

Brian O'Neill, Gavin Sheridan explored the challenges and opportunities that digital and social media opens in our society and the growing case, across Europe, for online content regulation and controls.

This panel discussion took place on 1 May 2019 at the Royal Irish Academy. Panellists explored the challenges and opportunities that digital and social media opens in our society and the growing case, across Europe, for online content regulation and controls. Panelists discussed questions such as; How do we balance the civil freedom of expression that online provides while protecting the common good? What is the balance of responsibilities of the Internet global companies behind social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook and how well is Ireland facing up to these challenges? The group of panelists brought together academics and practitioners who will contribute their expertise, insight and academic research to the discussion. Dr Maria Helen Murphy, Lecturer in Law at Maynooth University. Professor Brian O'Neill, Director of Research and Dean of the Graduate Research School at TU Dublin, City Campus. Gavin Sheridan is CEO and co-founder of Vizlegal—a global API and intelligence tool for law. He is the former Director of Innovation at Storyful. Professor Eugenia Siapera is Professor of Information and Communication Studies and Head of the School of Information and Communication Studies, UCD. The panel discussion was facilitated by Helen Shaw, CEO Athena Media and member of the RIA's Social Sciences Committee

Transparency campaigner Gavin Sheridan joins Hugh Linehan and Pat Leahy to discuss Facebook's announcement that it will no longer accept foreign advertisements relating to the upcoming referendum on the Eighth Amendment and the need for new legislation on political campaigning in the digital era. But first, Pat explains how the Dáil has failed to bring in mandatory reporting in the face of opposition from health professionals, as the controversy over failures in the State’s cervical screening service continues.

Ireland is fighting it out on whether or not to remove its constitutional abortion ban in a referendum on May 25. We investigate how tactics seen in the Trump and Brexit campaigns have come to Ireland, turning it into a battleground for progressive and conservative forces in a global culture war. Naomi O'Leary's deep dive into Facebook advertising with journalist and transparency campaigner Gavin Sheridan leads us down a rabbit hole that leads to Houston, Texas. Tim Mc Inerney asks Minister of State for the Diaspora, Ciaran Cannon, whether the strict abortion laws he supports is causing young women to emigrate. We hear from a 23-year-old who spends his spare time knocking door-to-door in Wicklow to keep abortion illegal in Ireland. And we meet the woman behind "In Her Shoes", the Facebook page that has caused a viral outpouring of confessions from women who have suffered under the 8th Amendment. Special thanks to Aine O'Neill. Featuring Against the Wall by BoxCat Games. For bonus episodes, support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/theirishpassport. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook: @PassportIrish. A transcript of this episode is available here: https://www.theirishpassport.com/transcripts/transcript-irelands-abortion-referendum-information-warfare/ Support this podcast

This week Gavin Sheridan gives us the low down on Facebook, Cambridge Analytica, Kanto and what the impact will be on the referendum, Fiona de Londres breaks down the government policy paper, and we get Healy Rage.

Below the Fold is a podcast from The Sunday Business Post which looks in detail at one issue that affects politics, business, or the economy in Ireland, getting behind the issues that really matter. In this episode, Jack Horgan-Jones and Hugh O'Connell look at fake news, the abortion referendum and the fight for democracy in the 21st century They're joined from London by Carole Cadwalladr of The Observer, who has written extensively about how digital platforms have changed the nature of political campaigning, especially during the Brexit referendum campaign. Gavin Sheridan, formerly of Storyful and now chief executive of Vizlegal, discusses some of the techniques and tactics used to influence political issues - and the response of the tech companies.

Best of Mediaflash Season 2: FOI pioneer Gavin Sheridan joined host Jack Murray on Episode 22 of Mediaflash. Here he talks about the relationship between blogging culture and open data.

In the second episode of Adventures in Information, I talk to Gavin Sheridan. Gavin is a journalist whose adventure in information has taken him from using freedom of information as part of the day job to setting up TheStory.ie, which broke stories using FOI, and on to being director of innovation at Storyful. More recently Gavin has set […]

Jack is joined in studio by Gavin Sheridan, a journalist pioneer, who has tirelessly campaigned for transparency among public bodies. He took a risk and left his first full time job at the Irish Examiner to join Storyful. Gavin co-founded political website KildareStreet.com and TheStory.ie which combs through data and promotes transparency in public life.

Gavin Sheridan är Director of Innovation på sociala medier-nyhetsbyrån Storyful och medgrundare till bloggen TheStory.ie. På knytkonferensen Fajkon i Göteborg 30 november 2013, gav han förutom sin keynote om hur Storyful arbetar med user generated content även en session där han berättade om arbetet med TheStory.ie. Den handlar om datajournalistik och s k FOI requests (FOI=freedom of information, ungefär motsvarande den svenska offentlighetsprincipen), dvs hur de arbetar med att begära ut information från myndigheter, granska den med hjälp av publiken samt uprätta publika databaser över denna information. En inspelning från knytkonferensen Fajkon på JMG i Göteborg, lördag 30 nov 2013. På engelska. Föreläsningen går även att se här via Bambuser

Gavin Sheridan är Director of Innovation på sociala medier-nyhetsbyrån Storyful och medgrundare till bloggen TheStory.ie . På knytkonferensen Fajkon i Göteborg 30 november 2013, gav han en keynote om hur Storyful arbetar med user generated content, det vill säga att samla in bilder, videos och nyheter via sociala medier. Och eftersom konferensens tema var källkritik handlar hans föreläsning mycket om hur de arbetar med källkritik och hur de verifierar äktheten i materialet de hittar i sociala medier. Vad skillnaden är jämfört med "vanlig" journalistisk källkritik. Inte mycket. “There’s nothing new here” slår Gavin Sheridan fast. En inspelning från JMG i Göteborg och knytkonferensen Fajkon, 30 november 2013. På engelska. Föreläsningen går även att se här via Bambuser.