Joanne Sweeney-Burke the CEO of the Digital Training Institute appears on this episode of the Irish Tech News Podcast

I talk to Joanne Sweeney-Burke about how social media has changed, her background, the changing face of news in the digital age, the truth in digital media. and fake news. Joanne also talks about Ireland’s first Public Sector Digital Marketing Summit which she is organising and why we should expect more from how the public sector handles digital and social media, and how our politicians are using social media to communicate with their constituents.

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