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James Murdoch signals reduced role for his family's newspapers
James Murdoch, annointed heir to his father's media conglomerate, News Corporation, signalled that the family love affair with newspapers is coming to an end and the business will shift its focus to television and entertainment in the future.
Optimism at UTV's Irish radio arm
Like-for-like revenues at UTV's Irish radio division plunged 19pc in the first 10 months of the year, but the broadcaster yesterday said the division's decline for November and December would be confined to a more muted 8pc.
Sky sells ads for more channels
THE Irish arm of Sky Media will soon sell ads for five new stations after parent company BSkyB did a new deal with TV giant Viacom.
Public keen to read all about it with Indo's iPhone app
THE Irish Independent's iPhone app has spent its first two and a half weeks at the top of the Irish paid-for app charts, as the news-reading public embraces a national media first.
Conference hears the value of Twittering away
IN London, a batch of croissants has just come out of the oven, someone flicks a switch on the wall, and the joyful news is immediately communicated to hordes of the bakery's Twitter fans.
Apple patent suggests ad-supported OS on the way
Apple fans are calling it the cyber equivalent of the holiday time share sales pitch: attend a seminar for a few hours on our wonderful holiday village and we’ll give you a weekend there absolutely free.
Microsoft allows advertising on PC desktops
Microsoft has opened up its Windows 7 operating system to advertising, allowing brands to advertise on PC desktops.
Meteor will bring joy to the World
IN the boom time it was all about the glitzy handsets but Meteor is going back to basics this year, framing its million euro plus Christmas campaign around the traditional practice of carolling.
Double deal is a boost for INM as shares rise by 15pc
INDEPENDENT News & Media (INM) shares jumped 15pc yesterday as the publisher said bondholders had accepted a deal that gave the company a "significantly reduced debt profile" while banks have extended the time to repay a separate loan by more than four years.
UTV will join bid war for UK regional news
UTV is eyeing up potential grants to provide regional news services to parts of mainland Britain.
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- Aviva will go it alone in 2010
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