Ireland’s most common genetic disorder: ‘It can creep up quietly and cause serious damage if it’s missed’
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Ireland’s online safety code can continue but further legal challenges likely over regulation
Government believes code is crucial in protecting children from dangers in digital world
‘I saw a lot of graphic content’: Meet the Gen-Zers who are switching off their smartphones
It’s not easy to live in the modern world without a smartphone or social media, but a growing number of young people are actively choosing to reduce the time they spend on them
Social media influencer posted ‘misleading’ adverts on Instagram, regulator finds
Five ads promoting jewellery and beauty products posted by Julie Haynes resulted in seven complaints, all of which were upheld
Séamas O’Reilly: Mix Tape is a bit of a mixed bag while Bookish combines cosiness, craft and class
A lot of Mix Tape reminded me of my own life at 18. Not merely because I made desperately try-hard mix CDs for girls I fancied
What are the new online safety regulations that Big Tech is unhappy about – and will they work?
X has already launched High Court action for ‘regulatory overreach’ in advance of rules being implemented on Monday
Negative attitude toward HSE is increasingly corrosive and destructive, says Stephen Donnelly
Negative attitude toward health service is increasingly corrosive and destructive, says Stephen Donnelly
‘Really scary territory’: AI’s increasing role in undermining democracy
Artificial intelligence was used in 80% of elections globally last year, scientists say; more than two-thirds of those uses were characterised as harmful
Linda Yaccarino steps down as chief executive of X
Former NBCUniversal executive leaves platform after two years
A guide to using social media in your job search
Promote yourself, focus on LinkedIn, mind your digital footprint and connect and engage - key strategies for seeking work online
‘I cried for two days’: Aoife Moore on finding a thread about herself on gossip site Tattle Life
In the News podcast: Donna and Neil Sands won landmark defamation case
Women in Ireland increasingly subjected to online hate and misogyny, groups warn
National Women’s Council, launching strategic plan, highlight spread of far-right discourse and anti-migrant sentiment
Gay Byrne - ‘Ireland’s Late Late hero’
We asked transition year students who visited The Irish Times this week to share their thoughts on Gay Byrne who died on Monday, aged 85. This is what they had to say...
Trump risks lives casting doubts about vaccines, says researcher
Prof Kingston Mills claims social media are being used to erode confidence in vaccines
Social media can hold all the information hackers need
British Science Festival hears how easy it is to retrieve important personal information
Solar eclipse shines on Ireland despite cloudy weather
Some 1,000 stargazers gather in Trinity College as clearer conditions seen elsewhere
Oversharing on social media? You don’t know the half of it
Analyisis of what we post show it can reveal more than we might think
Weighty issues embedded in ‘#thinspiration’ controversy
A US television host’s inadvertent use of the controversial hashtag has sparked a heated debate
The smart city: plugging in to better urban living
The Programmable City Project at NUI Maynooth aims to deliver services and information systems for the ‘smart city’
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