Social media company said it was satisfied that a ‘number of changes and guarantees’ agreed with Government addressed its concerns over new law

Social media giant fancies its chances against ‘very friendly’ Australia, but at what cost?

Company has ‘tentatively friended us again’ PM says after tech giant’s abrupt decision during week

Determined not to knuckle under to Australian legislation which will affect republication rights between news groups and the most powerful online platforms, Facebook is taking its ball and walking off the pitch

Companies announce content deals that are more lucrative than global rivals

The Irish CNN reporter on how important it is to get help for mental health issues

Seen & Heard: In other news, RTÉ seeks flexibility; Ulster Bank; job cuts at Storyful

Owner News Corp has ploughed nearly €40m into the media-gathering company

Ex-New York Times and BBC chief on his Irish heritage and ‘serendipitous’ career

Start-up positions itself as early warning system in fight against harmful deception

Penguin owner ‘very confident’ of regulatory approval despite competition concerns

Awkward 12 months attracts Australian scrutiny, end of Trump and a boardroom exit

Rupert Murdoch’s younger son on quitting News Corp and not watching Succession

Cash to support Google News Showcase mobile feature in firm’s change of approach

Nick Leeder says despite exiting Sorting Office deal, ‘We still believe in buildings’

Police arrest about 30 demonstrators targeting News Corporation titles

Australian government wants Big Tech to pay for news, and battle lines have been drawn

Amplify fast-forwards plan to integrate Irish company’s tech in its literacy tools

Statement cites ‘disagreements over certain editorial content’

A US antitrust lawsuit against the internet giant would mark progress for News Corp

Some titles will go digital only but others will close down

Group to cut costs in all its units as it tries to limit the hit of the pandemic on its business

Reaction to Sunday Times article underlines the problem with habitual screenshotters

Country will draft mandatory regime after voluntary talks moved too slowly

Expert insight on hand from conference in Co Wicklow organised by Enterprise Ireland

Parent has ploughed over €33 million into its the Irish-founded subsidiary since mid-2016

Rival expression of interest fails to proceed to application stage

Darina Allen talks to women who don’t lunch, while the FT’s Martin Wolf talks transformation

Major outlets campaign against government secrecy with redacted front pages

CSO figures to give clearer insight into state of affairs for Irish car industry; Glanbia and Kerry Group to report

Move to tighten regulations is part of reforms aimed at reining in Google and Facebook

Profiles: Former journalist who led Leave campaign faces off against cabinet’s richest man

ABC alleged to have published classified material, while News Corp offices also raided

Court awards Oscar-winning actor €1.7 million over article in News Corp tabloid

National Union of Journalists describes redundancy terms as ‘miserly’

News Corporation journalists speaking out about perceived bias ahead of election

News Corporation attacks on Labor leader Bill Shorten widely condemned ahead of election

Ibec to host its European election debates and IFG shareholders vote on takeover

Group may be natural candidate for media company that is further down digital path

Dublin-based company has received over €35m from parent since it was bought in 2013