State has already missed EU deadline to enact media bill which would regulate web platforms

The former US president, holed up at Mar-a-Lago, has found a way to promote his brand and make a little extra cash as he contemplates his next move

The agency, which has restructured its management team, says a company’s identity is no longer a static thing but must be responsive

The events consultancy will oversee Waterford Harvest Festival in September and Winterval in the city at Christmas

Colm O’Reilly takes up role representing news publishers, stating that ‘collaboration is vital to meet the challenges facing the industry’

Matters of nationalism and patriotism were to the fore on the airwaves last week

A new survey by the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland shows more than half of consumers are annoyed by too much sponsored content

RTÉ broadcaster turned down adviser role with senior politician back in 2017

After leaving Newstalk in 2017, Sarah McInerney ‘didn’t have anything secure’ for two years. Then a star turn as a temporary replacement for Sean O’Rourke led to her finding a permanent berth at RTÉ, co-hosting Drivetime and now as one of the new faces of the revamped Prime Time

Allen was recently named the 2020 Newsbrands Ireland Business Journalist of the Year

In his 20 years in the North, Tommie Gorman excelled at keeping the narrative simple and digestible in often tough circumstances

EU directive has led to charges on streamers in other countries to bolster ‘creative content’ from independent sector, says new study from RTE and TG4

The real tension in the Future of Media Thematic Dialogues miniseries lies in the relationship between RTÉ and its political masters

A high-impact St Patrick’s Day campaign, including free flower seeds in a wraparound cover on the Financial Times, is pushing Ireland as the land of business opportunity

With many of us having little to do and all day to do it, the media and the online world have helped to pass the long hours of lockdown

Majority of staff at Reach, which owns the Irish Mirror, the Irish Daily Star and several regional titles, will continue to work remotely after the pandemic

This year’s online event aims to present a truly modern vision of creative Ireland for local and international audiences

Gardaí are aware of the planned event, which has been organised in conspiracy groups on Facebook

Calls have intensified for the removal of Alan Rusbridger from the state media commission after controversy over a column about Máiría Cahill

For centuries, the British monarchy has been central to the story of colonialism. Now we are able to watch its implosion as televisual entertainment