
Is the Online Safety Code fit for purpose?
Alex Cooney of Cyber Safe Kids joins Jess to discuss the policing of harmful content online and ask if the Online Safety Code is fit for purpose.
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Alex Cooney of Cyber Safe Kids joins Jess to discuss the policing of harmful content online and ask if the Online Safety Code is fit for purpose.

Jess is joined by Colin Baker of Back From the Future to discuss the Right to Repair and ask if we should all have a go at fixing our tech.

Music producer Philip Magee has worked with some of Ireland's biggest artists. In this conversation, he joins Jess to discuss the impact of AI on the music industry.

Jess looks back at the origin of the National Broadband Plan.

Ciara O'Brien of The Irish Times joins Jess to talk about the backlash against Meta's smartglasses.

Derek Reilly of Nevo.ie joins Jess with the guide to buying a second-hand EV.

Emmet Ryan joins Jess to look at Meta's 2026 so far; from addiction allegations to issues with cash flow, is Mark Zuckerberg still the right person to lead the company?

Raluca Saceanu , CEO of Smarttech247 joins Jess to discuss the rogue AI at OpenAI.

Cathal Ryan Deputy Commissioner, with responsibility for Consultation and Supervision joins Jess to explain his remit within the DPC.

This is part 2 of a special series of reports from inside the Irish Data Protection Commission. In this episode, Jess meets the team that tackles Big Tech.

In part 1 of this specialist report series, Jess brings you inside the Irish Data Protection Commission to meet with the team working on the frontline with complaints. Just this week, it was announced that DPC received a 45% jump in complaints in 2025. We find out the nature of those complaints and how they are handled.