Media

Coimisiún na Meán says move by Dublin’s Q102 to simulcast presenter’s Virgin Radio UK show will not undermine media plurality

Scottish journalist, who will step down from BBC Newsnight after the next UK election, entertains audience of women at The Gloss gala event

Distilled Media Group, which operates the Journal, 42.ie and Noteworthy platforms and owns 50% of Daft.ie and Adverts.ie, recorded decline in revenues

Former RTÉ presenter’s scandal-rocked rollercoaster year leaves him ‘desperately excited’ to be at Rupert Murdoch owned station

Board minutes show directors agreed there should have been ‘more stress testing’ of project when first proposed

Tubridy said on the Chris Evans Breakfast Show that he had been ‘mugged by God in a hoodie’ - a phrase given to him by the late Sinéad O’Connor

Senior figures in Government acknowledge the entire environment has now changed as a result of RTÉ's self-inflicted wounds

Kevin Bakhurst says planned 50% increase in spending on independent commissioning ‘won’t happen overnight’

Attempt to rebuild trust and woo younger audiences central to broadcaster’s strategy

Sally Hayden, who reports from Africa, named journalist of the year, with health editor Paul Cullen named news reporter of the year

Media minister Catherine Martin tells reporters she is ‘absolutely determined’ to take decision on long-term funding model for RTÉ

Interview: Director general on plans for its Dublin and Cork bases, whether Fair City should be outsourced and his relationship with Government

Joe Duffy, Claire Byrne and Miriam O’Callaghan’s earnings to drop as Kevin Bakhurst outlines plan to shed 400 people from workforce

Director general tells staff that State broadcaster is looking to buy new studios in Cork

Leo Varadkar says public service broadcasting cannot be let fail but aid is subject to RTÉ ‘publishing certain reports, making certain reforms and implementing certain recommendations’

Talks are ongoing with film industry body to improve deal offered to talent amid production boom

Joe Duffy, Claire Byrne and Miriam O’Callaghan will lose out as part of cost-cutting in Bakhurst’s turnaround plan

Laura Slattery: Director general’s tricky task was to share details of a leaked plan headlined by a ‘big number’ of job losses

Siptu agreed to resist plan in the wake of ‘gross mismanagement’ at broadcaster

The bulk of the broadcaster’s bailout will be spent on redundancies - the very opposite of investing in the future

Dublin-based company said 2023 had been ‘extremely strong’ to date despite tighter marketing budgets

Laura Slattery: Aggressive legal tactics recounted in new book by libel lawyer David Hooper highlights urgent need for anti-Slapp measures

Broadcaster’s new strategic plan acknowledges it must ‘progressively reduce costs and overheads’, with sale of part of Donnybrook campus under consideration

Violence against women is relentless, writes Una Mullally, as Rosita Boland hears the views of locals in Tullamore

Ministers seem especially interested in what the broadcaster plans to do beyond Donnybrook

Kevin Bakhurst to unveil strategic vision after weekend in document setting out ‘new direction’ for organisation

Gavin Deans, who joins from Media Central, will be charged with ‘optimising’ advertising revenues amid licence fee crisis

RTÉ has been rocked by major controversy this year amid Ryan Tubridy payments scandal

RTÉ offer of a detailed summary of meeting note labelled ‘not acceptable’ and ‘a day late and and dollar short’

RTÉ Radio 1 and Today FM record higher audiences in crucial time slot, but Kenny’s Newstalk show emerges as main beneficiary of upheaval

UK media group confirms all departments of business will be affected by move

Former RTÉ presenter due to be out and about in London on Thursday

People can still have 'full and robust debate' under new law but 'cannot incite hated or violence against others'

Kevin Bakhurst aims to share ‘strategic vision’ document with staff next week

Minister for Education Norma Foley said there is evidence that buying smartphones for children is not in the interest of their health and well-being

Community-themed programmes among those to receive money under the regulator’s Sound & Vision scheme

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‘Sustainable’ proposal to council also includes quota for the promotion of cultural activities

Laura Slattery: Proposed minimum annual threshold of 1,000 plays before a track generates any payment is beyond dismal

IT Sunday: Food Month kicking off at The Irish Times and the fallout from the Rugby World Cup final among the events of the week