social media
A Guide to Trinity’s Top Social Media Accounts
From pictures of sunsets over the Campanile, to envious bowls of porridge, these accounts offer a range of top quality social media content to Trinity students.
Want Politicians to Act Like Humans? Stop Treating Them Like Robots
Most people go into politics with good intentions, and treating them with contempt helps no one, writes Sárán Fogarty.
Knowing More and How it Makes us Get Out and Live Less
Paige Reynolds argues that too much information too freely available removes all the mystery of life.
Contribution
Should We be Afraid of Internet Dependency?
A balanced approach to the internet is not a phone in each hand.
Online Plagiarism is a Problem with No Easy Solution
Tom Myatt argues that online plagiarism unfairly targets small websites and reduces quality content online.
Social Media Shouldn’t be the One Source for News
Tom Myatt argues that using only social media for news acquisition creates an “echo chamber” of confirmatory views.
Social Media Breeds External Self-Worth
For a new generation, likes now create likes
Does Facebook Live Off Our Low Self-esteem?
Seán Healy interrogates the insidious link between self-confidence and social media.
Has Facebook Had Its Day?
James Shaw welcomes the decline of Facebook in the face of more specialised competitors
A Smartphone World
Marcella Caruso argues that society is not just leaving out those without smartphones, but leaving them behind