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You don’t have to be a billionaire Kardashian to have a bit of reach on social media: 18,000 followers on Instagram will do the trick if you want a nice little sideline
You don’t have to be a billionaire Kardashian to have a bit of reach on social media: 18,000 followers on Instagram will do the trick if you want a nice little sideline
Emma Kiernan’s decision to try something different at Dublin Zoo has made it the biggest family attraction in the country
In the course of this decade, Niall McGarry built a successful and influential new media empire with sites such as Joe.ie and Her.ie. But it was a click-farm controversy that brought the ambitious businessman down
October‘s Budget failed to cover cost of increase in free TV licences, says national broadcaster
The credit card issuer‘s Christmas ads will feature three small businesses in bid to bring shoppers back to the high street
Someone needs to tell the national broadcaster’s wardrobe department that ties on TV are so last season
Founder of Joe.ie and Her.ie publisher leaves executive roles after it emerged that listenership figures were falsely inflated
Shoppers buying papers spend an average of €14 on each trip, study finds
If the Wikileaks founder is successfully prosecuted for espionage in the US it will have a chilling effect on journalism
The satirical website has been enlisted by the social media giant to assist in drawing up rules to differentiate satire from hate-filled content
Listenership numbers for sponsored podcast were boosted by use of ‘click farm’
It’s 30 years since the launch of The Sunday Business Post, and we’re marking the occasion with some important changes
Last week, in a much-anticipated announcement, the FT said that Lionel Barber would step down as editor in January after 14 years
It’s been a turbulent year for the advertising market, but it’s here in the fourth quarter that the real profits are made
As more players enter the streaming space, Netflix faces competition for subscribers. Meanwhile, TV remains the strongest medium for brand building
Ireland’s largest media agency has suspended its contracts with Joe.ie publisher Maximum Media after claims that listenership figures on sponsored content were falsely inflated
As digital stations are set to close, the station is committing to a service for the diaspora up to 2022