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54March/April 2022Such campaigns could end up being at least as signifcant as any aid made available as a result of the recommendations of the Commission on the Future of Media. The funding problems the Future of Media Commission must address are obvious. In addition to plummeting newspaper audiences, RTÉ has not had an increase in […]
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The Online Safety and Media Regulation bill is a confusing hotchpotch which expands the BAI ‘s remit, and poses dangers for podcasters
The problem isn’t Google and Facebook it’s the fact that 25-year-olds find newspapers boring
Irish Times reviews of RTE Radio 1 are as dull as the reviewees
London extradition hearing was the last stand of either Wikileaks founder or Western Intelligence Imperialism, and awaits January decision By Caroline Hurley Queensland-born Julian Assange (49) founded Wikileaks in 2006. Four years later it published several huge and devastating leaks provided by US Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, including: the Afghanistan war logs, the Iraq […]