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Extinction rebellion just 'more of the same shit that hasn’t worked'
Environmental entrepreneur Norman Crowley says inventions not governments - or protests - will provide solutions
News Corp closes in on Australia’s free-to-air television market
Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox faces scrutiny in UK over BSkyB bid
The stakes have risen since Murdoch’s last battle for Sky
21st Century Fox’s bid for pay-TV company is response to an even bigger rival takeover
Analysis: News Corp’s Irish interests now range from the ‘Sun’ to Storyful to FM104
Deal to buy Wireless radio stations extends Rupert Murdoch’s influence in Ireland
Eir chief describes deal to buy Setanta Sports as game-changer
Setanta co-founder and majority shareholder Mickey O’Rourke to stay
Siteserv expecting turnover of €400m in 2015
Group reports pretax profit of €14.2m last year with turnover of €324m
Sky beats profit forecast helped by solid broadband demand
Pay-TV group reports 10 per cent rise in first quarter operating profit to £375m
Record demand helps Sky edge full-year profit forecasts
Pay-TV firm reports highest organic customer growth for 11 years in Britain and Ireland
Sky profits lifted by broad European demand for pay TV
Record growth in Germany and Austria leads to 20% jump in nine-month profit
Six Nations broadcasting battleground bound to heat up
Rugby unions must balance the need to generate cash with serving public needs
Strong British and German demand drives Sky results
Sky records highest growth in nine years in UK and Ireland
Premier League games set for Friday night slot
Up to 10 games to be shown live under the terms of broadcasting rights agreement
Buying frenzy set to continue in new year
Competition for main distressed assets has pushed selling prices way above guidelines
UPC Ireland sees rise in number of phone, broadband subscribers
Strong growth in phone subscriptions sees company strengthen its market share
Long tail of multichannel TV hurts Irish broadcasters
The likes of Dave, Challenge, TLC and E! might seem peripheral, but their share of viewing all adds up
BSkyB posts robust results on broad product demand
Broadcasting group added 46,000 net new customers in its first fiscal quarter
Sky Ireland makes management changes as it targets broadband
Ann-Marie MacKay and Neal O’Rourke join the company from O2 and Aer Lingus
Media industry searches for the right words
Not everyone in the business is a fan of terms such as ‘content’, ‘product’ and the ominous ‘savings’
Saorview yet to vote for Oireachtas TV
Ceann Comhairle Seán Barrett says carriage on the platform should be free-of-charge
A tale of wanton surveillance by the Murdoch empire
‘Hack Attack’, the new book by Nick Davies, is a brilliant account of tabloid power games
RTÉ TV boss: ‘I’m not prepared to manage decline’
Glen Killane warns of programme cuts if the broadcaster’s future funding is not secured
BSkyB to pay €6.18 billion in cash to create Sky Europe
British company to buy Rupert Murdoch’s pay-TV assets Sky Deutschland and Sky Italia
Ukraine violence weighs on global markets
Late afternoon sell-off sees Bank of Ireland shares fall more than 4%
BSkyB in talks to buy Fox’s German and Italian units
Analysts put price between €7-€10bn for pay-TV assets
BSkyB’s plan to buy Murdoch’s pay-TV assets in Italy, Germany
British media firm goes on the acquisition trail as it bets on long-term growth
Global markets fall sharply after passenger plane shot down in Ukraine
Crash revives investors’ fears over tensions between Ukraine and Russia
BSkyB sells ITV stake to Liberty Global for €609 million
Britain’s pay-TV group in talks to buy Rupert Murdoch’s Sky Italia and Sky Deutschland
Enter Rupert Murdoch, in pursuit of HBO
With play for Time Warner, 21st Century Fox may spark new round of media consolidation
Stocks fall across Europe as rally ends
Top companies on Irish market, such as Aer Lingus, in retreat as Iseq index closes down 1.1%
Sky Sports GAA numbers leave plenty to be desired
Galway’s win over Sligo last Saturday attracted an average of just 9,000 viewers in Britain
Champions League should prove good contest for broadcasters
The rights for the 2015-2016 season and beyond will come up for grabs early next year
European stocks at highest in six years
Commodities gain most in seven months on signs of recovery in Chinese demand
BSkyB in talks to unite Murdoch’s pay-TV businesses in Europe
Plan to buy Sky Deutschland, Sky Italia would be a €10bn deal to realise Rupert’s ambition
BSkyB shrugs off competition as customers grow in third quarter
Pay TV operator’s nine-month revenues rise 7 per cent to £5.7 billion despite increased competition
OECD plan to tackle tax planning ‘may erode tax base’
Accountancy body says proposals regarding digital economy are ‘unacceptable’
Block beside Burlo down from €105m to €25m
Burlington House has been vacant since its sale to Bernard McNamara in 2007
Sky Ireland mulls over ‘semi-skimmed’ service
On-demand options given equal billing to channel listings in new user interface
Cantillon: Vodafone eyes pay-TV options
The acquisition of Spanish cable operator Ono is just part of its strategic spree
On-demand video added into UK inflation benchmark
Services like Netflix will be part of new category combining DVD rental and on-demand subscriptions
Iseq loses ground as most European markets gain on positive US data
Diageo loses 4.7 per cent in London,its biggest slump since February 2011
Dublin bucks trend as world markets rise
Shares in Smurfit Kappa fall despite ‘positive’ note on paper and packaging pricing in Europe
Sky can be the limit to latest GAA broadcast negotiations
Exclusive championship rights for satellite broadcaster mightn’t be on the cards but some partnership would be possible
Stocks up on positive industrial data from China
US markets were becalmed as the bond markets closed for Veterans’ Day
BSkyB pays heavy price for Champions League loss
Shares tumbled more than 10% after it suffered its first major rights auction loss to once-staid telecoms company BT
Vivendi and Lagardere agree €1 bn Canal Plus buyout
Deal ends long-running battle between the companies
Trend positive despite mixed data
Iseq slips back as dealers indicate ‘pretty flat’ session with values up just over 0.5%
Stocks led down by weakness in banking sector as detail emerged of stress tests to be led by the ECB
BofI, which will be one of the ECB’s stress test victims, outperformed its European sector
Facebook doubles office space in Dublin
Social network company to move to a top-quality block on Grand Canal Square
Investors unconvinced by US debt deal
European stocks rally at close of trading, but concerns remain about division in Congress
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