Wild Geese: Rachel O’Connell has combated paedophiles and patrolled sensitive content

Google Ireland chief Fionnuala Meehan talks about data privacy, trust, values, the talent pool in Dublin, gender equality and the company’s 15 years in Dublin

Taking Immersive VR Education public has been exciting for David and Sandra Whelan

Some say sector is in a bubble, but current race looks more sustainable than dotcom days

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Company comprising 50 brands aiming to double its global users to 2 billion by 2020

Declarations underline fading of State from role as a linchpin in Yahoo’s global tax plan

Glass Lewis has called on shareholders to vote against company’s pay report at June agm

Tim Armstrong among range of external options for top job with advertising giant

Telecoms company says smartphone and tablet losses offset by new connected devices

Unnamed new owner’s investment will show a 5.7% yield after rent rises

Interview: Fionnuala Meehan on moderating web content, micromanaging, and finding right work-life balance

Turnover also falls at local unit of one of the biggest telecoms companies in the world

Acquisitive European group could be set for latest round of US media consolidation

An outlay of $1,000 on the company’s shares in 1997 would net you about $1m today

As governor Pence used AOL account to 'communicate on homeland security matters'

Core Media, Lidl Ireland, Newsweaver Odeon/UCI, Vodafone, AOL and Woodie’s have all developed great ideas

Police are reviewing dozens of suspicious deaths to determine if they were hate crimes

Telecoms group looking to reinvent itself as broader media group to rival Facebook and Google

Time Warner, John Lewis, paper receipts and Heathrow runway woe

US Senate antitrust subcommittee meet next month to discuss potential $85.4 billion deal

Good timing for Time Warner as entire legacy media world heads for ‘secular decline’

Candidate’s son-in-law discussed post-election idea to capitalise on populist campaign

Decorator Ken Fulk creates interiors for tech royalty, including Napster’s Sean Parker and Bebo founders Michael and Xochi Birch. It’s his ideal job: since childhood he’s had ideas coursing through his head like movies waiting to be brought to life. So when a client asks for a unicorn, he’s okay with that

Elon Musk’s Mars mission, ‘backpacker tax’ and Twitter’s legion of suitors

Office of the Data Protection Commissioner seeks further information

Clinton ordered to answer questions in writing on private email server

Businesswoman will focus on her wellness start-up, Thrive Global

As the iconic online brand is sold we trace the tale of the guide to the world wide web

US telco is betting that advertisers want a sizeable alternative to Google and Facebook

Osman Kibar and the ‘god pill’, Yahoo bidders, ‘nearables’ and the music ‘value gap’

Social media group has also recruited Pepsi CFO Hugh Johnston

AOL engineers in Dublin contributing to development of One advertising platform

Media survivor has big ambitions for advertising revenues, says CEO

Rather than objecting to steady feeds of alerts, a new generation is using them as a measure of self-esteem

Here are some of 2015’s worst examples of the drivel spoken and written in business

Mergers and acquisitions, which totalled $4.6tn in 2015, can be indicative of froth

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Tony Hanway expects Virgin Media Ireland to ‘up the ante’ with quad play and its acquisition of TV3

Virgin, which recently rebranded from UPC, has 505,200 customers