Colette Sexton

Colette Sexton

Colette Sexton joined the Sunday Business Post in 2014. As well as being news correspondent, Sexton covers the media and marketing beat for the Sunday Business Post. A native of Co Clare, she holds a first class honours BA in History, Politics, Sociology and Social Studies from University of Limerick and a first class honours MA in Journalism from the National University of Ireland, Galway.

INM chief Pitt fails to back chairman at AGM

INM chief Pitt fails to back chairman at AGM

Move had been expected in the wake of rift over potential Newstalk purchase

Winter is coming and we need some drama

Winter is coming and we need some drama

With the autumn TV launch season almost here, will there be some Irish drama to keep us entertained until Christmas?

Peter Mark ‘wraps arms around’ its 1,700 staff

Peter Mark ‘wraps arms around’ its 1,700 staff

Company: Peter Mark Done Deal: €400k investment in staff initiatives The clincher: “We are te...

Ten years of Twitter hashtags? #Blessed

Ten years of Twitter hashtags? #Blessed

Wednesday marks the tenth anniversary of the little internet hyperlink that has helped connect and create movements big and small

Kavanagh: McGregor will never fight in ‘high tax’ Ireland

Kavanagh: McGregor will never fight in ‘high tax’ Ireland

Coach says Irish taxes are 'tortuous', and any fight in Ireland would need to take place on Las Vegas time

Oh, brother! John and James Kavanagh

Oh, brother! John and James Kavanagh

They inhabit two different worlds - MMA and social media influencing - but the brothers are bonded by a ferocious drive to be the best at what they do

Cooper and Yates to take over from Browne

Cooper and Yates to take over from Browne

Radio rivals to work together on TV3’s Tonight

Driving ambition: taxi app Lynk aims for 5m downloads by next year

Driving ambition: taxi app Lynk aims for 5m downloads by next year

Founded by Noel Ebbs, the company operates under the umbrella name of Riide outside Ireland

Charities Regulator probe delays Glen wind-up

Charities Regulator probe delays Glen wind-up

The investigation, which was launched in May, is expected to take several more months to complete

MediMee teams up with drone company for remote rescue plan

MediMee teams up with drone company for remote rescue plan

The online medical assistance provider MediMee has partnered with DroneSAR to allow it to send dr...

First Radisson Blu hotel in Ireland gets €6m makeover for 20th anniversary

First Radisson Blu hotel in Ireland gets €6m makeover for 20th anniversary

The five-star hotel in Stillorgan has added an additional 20 full-time positions, bringing its full-time employment numbers to 180

Animation once again? 'Irish children could miss out'

Animation once again? 'Irish children could miss out'

More funding for the industry is needed if we want Irish children growing up with Irish content, says Colette Sexton

Twice as nice for Playertek

Twice as nice for Playertek

The wearable sensor maker has doubled its client base since being bought out by Catapult Sports

No more making do

No more making do

Elaine Geraghty, chief executive of Screen Producers Ireland, believes the production industry is vital to the economy

Mind the Gap lording it over eight countries

Mind the Gap lording it over eight countries

The Dublin-based production company has sold its TV show Lords and Ladles into eight countries