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{{Person Infobox
| image = Brendan_Keogh.jpg
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| occupation = Video game journalist, game critic, academic
| affiliations = [[Polygon]], [[Overland]]
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'''Brendan Keogh''' is a freelance writer, game journalists and academic. His work has appeared in [[Polygon]], [[Ars Technica]], Overland, [[Kotaku]], Unwinnable and The New Statesman.<ref>http://brkeogh.com/about/</ref> On August 2013 Keogh co-founded the publishing company Press Select, along with [[Dan Golding]].<ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS</ref>

== Conflicts of Interest ==

===Aevee Bee===

Keogh wrote an article for Overland in Autumn 2014, in which he namedrops Aevee Bee.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref>
On 21 October 2013, Keogh published the following tweet:
{{quote|I just patreoned you but I've never patreoned anything so it is currently a piddly amount, sorry, but I might change that!|Brendan Keogh<ref>https://archive.is/5RbX9#selection-957.10-957.21</ref>}}
Despite publicly admitting to donating to Aevee Bee's Patreon, no mention of this financial conflict of interest was made in the article.

===Cameron Kunzelman===

In the Overland article that Keogh published in Autumn 2014<ref>https://archive.is/83G6</ref>, Cameron Kunzelman was briefly mentioned. <ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Numerous Twitter conversations show the two to have a personal relationship.<ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Moreover, both Kunzelman and Keogh were donating to each other's Patreon several months before the article was written.<ref>https://archive.is/rykho</ref><ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh failed to disclose both the financial and personal relationships in the article.

===Cara Ellison===

In a collection of tweets, Ellison and Keogh can be seen to have a close personal relationship, which includes friendly conversations and planning meet-ups.<ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Furthermore, Keogh's Patreon account shows him to have been donating to Cara Ellison since 6 January 2014.<ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh namedropped Ellison in an article published in Autumn 2014, lacking disclosure of both the personal and financial conflict of interest. <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref>

===Critical Distance===

Keogh published an article on Overland in the Autumn of 2014, in which Critical Distance is briefly mentioned.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-807.112-809.17</ref> Keogh can be seen donating to Critical Distance's Patreon since 6 March 2014, which Keogh failed to disclose in the article.<ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref>

===Dan Golding===

Dan Golding's article, ''Listening to Proteus'', was promoted in an article published in Autumn 2014<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-799.148-803.1</ref> Dan Golding and Brendan Keogh founded together the company Press Select in August 2013<ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-309.0-309.188M</ref>, and as evident in numerous tweets, the two have a close personal relationship with him as well.<ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> No mention of this personal or professional relationship was made in the article.

===Jenn Frank===

Jenn Frank was promoted in an article written in Autumn 2014.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-807.41-807.51</ref>. As shown in numerous tweets, Keogh and Frank are shown to have a close personal relationship.<ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Furthermore, Jenn Frank has been working for Press Select, a publishing company owned by Keogh, since its foundation in August 2013.<ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-465.0-479.28</ref> Keogh failed to disclose both the professional and personal conflict of interest in the article.

===Liz Ryerson===

Writer Liz Ryerson was briefly mentioned by Keogh in an article from Autumn 2014.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> In a tweet from March 2014, Brendan Keogh can be seen talking to Liz Ryerson about meeting up with each other.<ref>https://archive.is/NpqLg</ref> Moreover, Keogh had been donating to Ryerson's Patreon since 3 January 2014.<ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Neither the personal nor financial relationship with Ryerson was disclosed in the article.

===Mattie Brice===

Brendan Keogh wrote about Mattie Brice and her game ''Mainichi'' on two occasions; in 24 May 2013 for Polygon<ref>https://archive.is/5fBPd</ref> and in Autumn 2014 for Overland.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> As shown in numerous tweets, Brice and Keogh can be seen to have a close personal relationship, including friendly conversations, promoting a fundraiser, planning meet-ups and offering a spare room.<ref>http://pastebin.com/m5PcUJd3</ref> Keogh also appears to have been donating to Mattie Brice's Patreon since 22 November 2013.<ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh failed to disclose the personal relationship in the first article, and both the personal and financial relationship in the second article.

===Tim Rogers===

In an article published in Autumn 2014, Keogh briefly mentioned the article ''The Literature of the Moment: A Critique of Mother 2'', which was published by Tim Rogers.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> On the website of Keogh's company, Rogers is listed as one of its employees since the company's foundation in August 2013.<ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-439.0-449.1</ref> No mention of this professional relationship was made in the article.

== See Also ==

[[Ars Technica]]

[[Dan Golding]]

[[Overland]]

[[Polygon]]

[[Press Select]]

==References==
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-'''Brendan Keogh''' is a freelance writer, game journalists and academic. His work has appeared in [[Polygon]], [[Ars Technica]], Overland, [[Kotaku]], Unwinnable and The New Statesman.<ref>http://brkeogh.com/about/</ref> On August 2013 Keogh co-founded the publishing company Press Select, along with [[Dan Golding]].<ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS</ref>
+'''Brendan Keogh''' is a freelance writer, game journalists and academic. His work has appeared in [[Polygon]], [[Ars Technica]], Overland, [[Kotaku]], Unwinnable and The New Statesman. <ref>http://brkeogh.com/about/</ref> On August 2013 Keogh co-founded the publishing company Press Select, along with [[Dan Golding]]. <ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS</ref>
 == Conflicts of Interest ==
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 ===Aevee Bee===
-Keogh wrote an article for Overland in Autumn 2014, in which he namedrops Aevee Bee.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref>
+Keogh wrote an article for Overland in Autumn 2014, in which he namedrops Aevee Bee. <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref>
 On 21 October 2013, Keogh published the following tweet:
-{{quote|I just patreoned you but I've never patreoned anything so it is currently a piddly amount, sorry, but I might change that!|Brendan Keogh<ref>https://archive.is/5RbX9#selection-957.10-957.21</ref>}}
+{{quote|I just patreoned you but I've never patreoned anything so it is currently a piddly amount, sorry, but I might change that!|Brendan Keogh <ref>https://archive.is/5RbX9#selection-957.10-957.21</ref>}}
 Despite publicly admitting to donating to Aevee Bee's Patreon, no mention of this financial conflict of interest was made in the article.
 ===Cameron Kunzelman===
-In the Overland article that Keogh published in Autumn 2014<ref>https://archive.is/83G6</ref>, Cameron Kunzelman was briefly mentioned. <ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Numerous Twitter conversations show the two to have a personal relationship.<ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Moreover, both Kunzelman and Keogh were donating to each other's Patreon several months before the article was written.<ref>https://archive.is/rykho</ref><ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh failed to disclose both the financial and personal relationships in the article.
+In the Overland article that Keogh published in Autumn 2014 <ref>https://archive.is/83G6</ref>, Cameron Kunzelman was briefly mentioned.  <ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Numerous Twitter conversations show the two to have a personal relationship. <ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Moreover, both Kunzelman and Keogh were donating to each other's Patreon several months before the article was written. <ref>https://archive.is/rykho</ref> <ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh failed to disclose both the financial and personal relationships in the article.
 ===Cara Ellison===
-In a collection of tweets, Ellison and Keogh can be seen to have a close personal relationship, which includes friendly conversations and planning meet-ups.<ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Furthermore, Keogh's Patreon account shows him to have been donating to Cara Ellison since 6 January 2014.<ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh namedropped Ellison in an article published in Autumn 2014, lacking disclosure of both the personal and financial conflict of interest. <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref>
+In a collection of tweets, Ellison and Keogh can be seen to have a close personal relationship, which includes friendly conversations and planning meet-ups. <ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Furthermore, Keogh's Patreon account shows him to have been donating to Cara Ellison since 6 January 2014. <ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh namedropped Ellison in an article published in Autumn 2014, lacking disclosure of both the personal and financial conflict of interest.  <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref>
 ===Critical Distance===
-Keogh published an article on Overland in the Autumn of 2014, in which Critical Distance is briefly mentioned.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-807.112-809.17</ref> Keogh can be seen donating to Critical Distance's Patreon since 6 March 2014, which Keogh failed to disclose in the article.<ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref>
+Keogh published an article on Overland in the Autumn of 2014, in which Critical Distance is briefly mentioned. <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-807.112-809.17</ref> Keogh can be seen donating to Critical Distance's Patreon since 6 March 2014, which Keogh failed to disclose in the article. <ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref>
 ===Dan Golding===
-Dan Golding's article, ''Listening to Proteus'', was promoted in an article published in Autumn 2014<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-799.148-803.1</ref> Dan Golding and Brendan Keogh founded together the company Press Select in August 2013<ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-309.0-309.188M</ref>, and as evident in numerous tweets, the two have a close personal relationship with him as well.<ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> No mention of this personal or professional relationship was made in the article.
+Dan Golding's article, ''Listening to Proteus'', was promoted in an article published in Autumn 2014 <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-799.148-803.1</ref> Dan Golding and Brendan Keogh founded together the company Press Select in August 2013 <ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-309.0-309.188M</ref>, and as evident in numerous tweets, the two have a close personal relationship with him as well. <ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> No mention of this personal or professional relationship was made in the article.
 ===Jenn Frank===
-Jenn Frank was promoted in an article written in Autumn 2014.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-807.41-807.51</ref>. As shown in numerous tweets, Keogh and Frank are shown to have a close personal relationship.<ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Furthermore, Jenn Frank has been working for Press Select, a publishing company owned by Keogh, since its foundation in August 2013.<ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-465.0-479.28</ref> Keogh failed to disclose both the professional and personal conflict of interest in the article.
+Jenn Frank was promoted in an article written in Autumn 2014. <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l#selection-807.41-807.51</ref>. As shown in numerous tweets, Keogh and Frank are shown to have a close personal relationship. <ref>http://pastebin.com/S7L1dU9q</ref> Furthermore, Jenn Frank has been working for Press Select, a publishing company owned by Keogh, since its foundation in August 2013. <ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-465.0-479.28</ref> Keogh failed to disclose both the professional and personal conflict of interest in the article.
 ===Liz Ryerson===
-Writer Liz Ryerson was briefly mentioned by Keogh in an article from Autumn 2014.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> In a tweet from March 2014, Brendan Keogh can be seen talking to Liz Ryerson about meeting up with each other.<ref>https://archive.is/NpqLg</ref> Moreover, Keogh had been donating to Ryerson's Patreon since 3 January 2014.<ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Neither the personal nor financial relationship with Ryerson was disclosed in the article.
+Writer Liz Ryerson was briefly mentioned by Keogh in an article from Autumn 2014. <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> In a tweet from March 2014, Brendan Keogh can be seen talking to Liz Ryerson about meeting up with each other. <ref>https://archive.is/NpqLg</ref> Moreover, Keogh had been donating to Ryerson's Patreon since 3 January 2014. <ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Neither the personal nor financial relationship with Ryerson was disclosed in the article.
 ===Mattie Brice===
-Brendan Keogh wrote about Mattie Brice and her game ''Mainichi'' on two occasions; in 24 May 2013 for Polygon<ref>https://archive.is/5fBPd</ref> and in Autumn 2014 for Overland.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> As shown in numerous tweets, Brice and Keogh can be seen to have a close personal relationship, including friendly conversations, promoting a fundraiser, planning meet-ups and offering a spare room.<ref>http://pastebin.com/m5PcUJd3</ref> Keogh also appears to have been donating to Mattie Brice's Patreon since 22 November 2013.<ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh failed to disclose the personal relationship in the first article, and both the personal and financial relationship in the second article.
+Brendan Keogh wrote about Mattie Brice and her game ''Mainichi'' on two occasions; in 24 May 2013 for Polygon <ref>https://archive.is/5fBPd</ref> and in Autumn 2014 for Overland. <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> As shown in numerous tweets, Brice and Keogh can be seen to have a close personal relationship, including friendly conversations, promoting a fundraiser, planning meet-ups and offering a spare room. <ref>http://pastebin.com/m5PcUJd3</ref> Keogh also appears to have been donating to Mattie Brice's Patreon since 22 November 2013. <ref>https://archive.is/EsYBd</ref> Keogh failed to disclose the personal relationship in the first article, and both the personal and financial relationship in the second article.
 ===Tim Rogers===
-In an article published in Autumn 2014, Keogh briefly mentioned the article ''The Literature of the Moment: A Critique of Mother 2'', which was published by Tim Rogers.<ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> On the website of Keogh's company, Rogers is listed as one of its employees since the company's foundation in August 2013.<ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-439.0-449.1</ref> No mention of this professional relationship was made in the article.
+In an article published in Autumn 2014, Keogh briefly mentioned the article ''The Literature of the Moment: A Critique of Mother 2'', which was published by Tim Rogers. <ref>https://archive.is/83G6l</ref> On the website of Keogh's company, Rogers is listed as one of its employees since the company's foundation in August 2013. <ref>https://archive.is/OfGAS#selection-439.0-449.1</ref> No mention of this professional relationship was made in the article.

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