Denis O’Brien was a dominant player in Irish media world when defamatory statement released
Study which prompted response had been commissioned by then-Sinn Féin MEP Lynn Boylan and dealt with media ownership in the State
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Further orders relating to care of vulnerable minor granted by High Court
News organisations made application to judge in respect of reporting restrictions
Back of the net for Irish sports streamers as profits rise
Platforms created during the pandemic to televise local matches are here to stay
Who knew what and when: the dramatic hours leading to the collapse of Jim Gavin’s campaign
An unpaid debt to a former tenant during the post-Celtic Tiger crash ended the Fianna Fáil contender’s bid for the Áras
Tenant at centre of Jim Gavin debt controversy says there could have been ‘a better outcome’
Solicitor for ex-presidential candidate says he has been told to repay journalist Niall Donald ‘subject to clarifying two issues’
Avoiding the temptation to replace journalists with AI is crucial for news media
Publishers are feeding press releases into large language models that churn out hundreds of finished stories
Irish Independent owner Mediahuis Ireland appoints new chief executive
Sheena Peirse will take over at helm at Irish arm of media group from October 1st
RTÉ €725m funding could ‘distort’ media market, Irish Independent publisher warns Minister
Mediahuis tells minister to continue scrutinising cost of broadcaster ‘duplicating work’ done by commercial media
Leslie Buckley and Denis O’Brien try to rewrite history over INM data breach saga
Former INM chairman Leslie Buckley had welcomed the appointment of High Court inspectors in 2018, which he now calls ‘highly questionable’
Denis O’Brien says it is time to question ‘conduct’ of corporate enforcement chief
Businessman was Independent News & Media’s main shareholder when unlawful breach of company data occurred
Leslie Buckley questions way that corporate enforcer investigated INM saga
The Corporate Enforcement Authority said on Thursday that it would not be taking any enforcement action in relation to the governance scandal at INM
Court rejects landlord-turned-screenwriter’s bid to use stalking laws to ‘silence’ journalist
Judge criticises attempt to ‘gag’ reporter and orders applicant to foot €10,000 legal bill
Everyone wants a piece of the sport chat action
However, the low barrier to entry also means there is a lot of competition in the podcast world
No match for Marty Morrissey when it comes to RTÉ moonlighters
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Liz Kearney appointed editor of the Sunday Independent
Mediahuis Ireland chief executive officer Peter Vandermeersch said she will bring a ‘wealth of experience’ to the role
Irish Independent owner reports lower advertising revenues
Revenues at Mediahuis ‘stable’ year-on-year at €1.2 billion, Belgian group reports
Irish Independent publisher takes legal action against X over ‘fake ads’
Move follows ads and promoted posts on X featuring fake articles using Irish Independent branding
Sunday Independent editor Alan English steps down
Journalist cites ‘personal reasons’ as he brings five-year tenure to a close
Red Flag Consulting sold with expected €33m payout to founder Karl Brophy
Ankura Consulting Group acquires Irish communications firm founded in 2013 for about €45m
Timeline - the Independent News & Media data breach and its fallout
Key events in the evolution of the media group
INM governance scandal: Inspectors report may be published next week
Report of six year investigation presented to High Court today
Denis O’Brien, Leslie Buckley and others seek to be given inspectors’ report on INM governance scandal
High Court judge says his ‘preliminary’ view is in favour of publishing the report
Final report by inspectors appointed to investigate governance at former INM expected this week
Results of six-year investigation to be put before Mr Justice Peter Kelly of the High Court
Report into governance scandal at Independent News & Media to be given to High Court within days
Investigation into data breach and other matters could go before court next week
Journal Media pulls plug on potential sale of news platforms
Brian and Eamonn Fallon were in talks to offload brands to Mediahuis
Irish Independent owner Mediahuis in talks to buy Journal.ie
Journal Media was established in 2010 by brothers Brian and Eamonn Fallon
Loss of 50 jobs at Mediahuis Ireland includes compulsory redundancies
Number of staff involved in print publishing has dropped since announcement of new scheme in January
Enoch Burke’s defamation action over Sunday Independent article to be heard in coming months
Teacher suing over 2022 article that stated he was moved to new cell because he was annoying other prisoners
Ex-Limerick mandarin’s mayoral hopes, real drama at Fair City and Paddy Cosgrave goes legal
IMMA director looks to connect modern art and old faith in Dublin 8
Website will increase public awareness about media ownership, says DCU
Mom Ireland project, the first of its kind in Europe, is supported by Coimisiún na Meán with co-funding from the EU
Denis O’Brien on track to make over €100m profit in sale of Beacon Hospital
Deal marks further shrinking of businessman’s empire as Australian financial services giant Macquarie to pay €400m for facility
Mediahuis Ireland prepares for the digital storm
Staff of Irish Independent publisher ‘unhappy’ and ‘shocked’, admits chief executive Peter Vandermeersch
Irish Independent publisher seeks to cut 55 jobs in redundancy programme
Redundancies to be split 50/50 across editorial and non-editorial roles in second job-cutting initiative announced by Mediahuis Ireland in a year
Irish media companies perform poorly on the gender pay gap – will this year show any progress?
Sequels to last December’s statutory pay gap reports are due to be published between now and the new year
Mediahuis Ireland records €13.4m net profit for 2022
Irish subsidiary of European news publisher swings into profit, but turnover falls 28%
Irish Independent owner joins race for UK’s Telegraph – sources
Telegraph titles expected to fetch up to £600m based on earnings
Who wants to buy the Telegraph? Almost everybody
Influential UK media group is up for auction with several rival news publishers hoping to claim the prize
Gavin O’Reilly and Karl Brophy settle claim for damages against INM over unlawful data breach
Former Independent News and Media executives settle action in an agreement understood to include several hundred thousand euro for each
There’s no end in sight to Leslie Buckley’s troubles arising from data violation at INM
Publisher accuses Leslie Buckley of placing his ‘personal interests ahead of the interests of the company of which he was chairman to its substantial detriment’
Mediahuis says Paramount Packaging deal will ‘prolong lifespan’ of its newspapers
Acquisition through distribution subsidiary Reach Group will ‘protect route to market’ for print titles such as the Irish Independent
Artificial intelligence takes first big bite out of print media
Move by German tabloid Bild just one component of a news industry transformation already under way
Mediahuis UK asks High Court to strike out Sinn Féin constituency organiser’s defamation claim
Lawyers for media company say article published in Belfast newspaper Sunday Life ‘is not about the plaintiff at all’
Why can’t online news outlets hike their prices?
Digital rates anchored by gravity since launch amid a race to amass subscribers before death of print
Boris Johnson’s former top adviser doing business in Dublin
Any Other Business: DAA and Ryanair; Trump’s Doonbeg earnings; who’ll bid for the Telegraph; AIB back in court; data centres row and what next for the GPO
News media needs less stuffy branding to attract younger audiences
Irish news outlets tend to make a virtue of their heritage but maybe now is the time for a fresher approach
Irish Independent owner among possible bidders for Britain’s Telegraph newspapers
Mediahuis indicated interest in UK newspaper group in 2019
The vinyl revival holds the prospect of an unappealing future
Hugh Linehan: Premium physical products may survive the digital tsunami, but at what cost?
Switching banks, splitting pension pots on divorce, and travel insurance claims
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Future of print newspapers laid out in stark terms
End-date for daily printed papers puts pressure on Mediahuis to increase its digital subscriber total
Daily printed newspapers will disappear within next decade, says Mediahuis Ireland boss
Peter Vandermeersch says company is preparing for ‘digital-only’ future, though process may take 10 years
Irish Independent publisher Mediahuis anticipates ‘even more radical digital shift’
Belgium-headquartered news media group reports growth in digital subscribers but profits are hit by higher printing costs
The Irish Times reports gender pay gap of 14.5%
Media group points to lack of women in senior roles and signals ‘ambitious’ plan to narrow gap between male and female pay
Irish Independent publisher Mediahuis pledges to tackle male bias as it reveals gender pay gap of 22%
‘Clear evidence of a significant imbalance’ across the news media company, it concedes
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