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About Emily
Experienced journalist and editor in a number of different sectors specialising in fashion, property and technology. I am currently the Communications Manager at Plentific, a property start-up company in London doing freelance journalism on the side.

In 2013, I graduated from the University of Limerick with a BA degree in Journalism and New Media minoring in Law & Politics. I have moved to London to continue into the world of journalism. I'm interested in completing a Masters degrees in Digital Marketing or Fashion Photography and courses in subediting and seeing what further opportunities there are for me in the world of journalism or editing. 

I currently work on a lot of business, technology, education and fashion journalism projects including my own award-winning website Intrigue.ie. I have  honed skills in editing, copywriting, SEO, content management systems, Adobe systems (InDesign, Audition, Photoshop) and Microsoft Office, social media, photojournalism and fashion journalism. I have written for the MailOnline, Sunday Independent, the Sunday Business Post and the Belfast Telegraph amongst others.

I have interviewed a number of personalities from designers (Emma Manley, Natalie B Coleman, Colin Horgan, Brendan Courtney, Lisa McCormack) to TV presenters (Vincent Browne) to journalists (Rosemary MacCabe) and am always looking to grow my interviewing skills more. In my final year of university, I completed my Final Year Project on the subject of 'The Effects of Media Influence on Young Irish Women' which is available on request.

I am hardworking, adventurous and focused towards journalism. I'm a team player and push myself beyond the limits to create the best work I can for whatever publication I'm working for. I'm efficient, organised, have great attention to detail and am a quick learner.
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Why Brexit Has Been Just About As Effective As The Pullout Method

24 Jun 2016  |  elitedaily.com
The article draws a parallel between the Brexit decision and the unreliability of the pullout method as contraception, arguing that both are ill-considered risks with negative consequences. It criticizes the lack of foresight and planning by the British public and political figures like Nigel Farage, and mentions the immediate regret and economic impact following the vote. The piece suggests that the UK is now facing uncertainty and potential hardship, similar to an unplanned pregnancy.

Snapchat to charge advertisers $750,000 per ad

21 Jan 2015  |  Mail Online
Snapchat is charging advertisers a minimum of $750,000 per ad to reach its 100 million users, despite the ads disappearing after 24 hours. This pricing is significantly higher compared to other platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter. Snapchat's demographic is younger, providing a direct link to teenagers globally. However, the app offers limited reporting capabilities due to its ephemeral nature. Universal Pictures, McDonald's, Samsung, and Electronic Arts are among the firms that have advertised on Snapchat.

Snapchat to charge advertisers $750,000 per ad

21 Jan 2015  |  Mail Online
Snapchat is charging advertisers a minimum of $750,000 per ad to reach its 100 million users, despite the ads disappearing after 24 hours. This high cost is compared to other platforms like YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Snapchat's demographic is younger, providing a direct link to teenagers globally. The app's first ads appeared in October, with Universal Pictures, McDonald's, Samsung, and Electronic Arts among the initial advertisers.
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