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'I will destroy you and your father and I will go after everything'
Sunday September 06 2009
ON A Thursday evening in late August, during a surprise call from Denis O'Brien in Ibiza, the battle lines were drawn for an almighty contest for control of Ireland's biggest media group.
Disability portrayal report released
Thursday July 23 2009
IRELAND's most comprehensive work on broadcasting and the disabled is winging its way to TV and radio bosses this week, as an early step on the long road to a voluntary code on disability portrayal.
Independent producers feel pinch as TV bosses cut budgets to bone
Thursday June 11 2009
THE survival of the nation's broadcasters has taken centre-stage in the great TV bloodbath, but the fate of Ireland's independent TV producers hangs just as perilously.
RTE radio launches stations on digital platform
Thursday April 16 2009
FOUR new RTE radio stations are now available to more than 85pc of the population, after the national broadcaster inked a deal to get the channels onto NTL and Chorus' digital platforms.
Nice try! . . . botulism . . . equality . . . straight talk
Monday December 15 2008
- Does it not strike one as very strange that a mysterious disaster in the pork industry is averted by the European Food Safety Authority? Gratitude will be expected at the new referendum? Come off it. Nice try, though. We may be Irish but we are not green.
Veritas ad a victim of aggressive political correctness
Sunday December 14 2008
THE decision by the Broadcasting Commission not to permit the Veritas company to advertise its Christmas wares on radio is being described as rampant secularism (or what the former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, a daily Massgoer and communicant, calls "aggressive secularism").
Commission ban insults religion
Saturday December 06 2008
I PROTEST, in the strongest possible terms, the high-handed behaviour of the Broadcasting Commission in presuming to ban the Christmas advertisement of Veritas.
Airline should look to Ryanair
Saturday December 06 2008
This April, I started commuting between London and Dublin, and wishing to support an Irish institution, I flew Aer Lingus.
Dublin gets its own 'you' tube
Thursday July 10 2008
IF you've ever fancied running your own TV station that dream could come a little closer next week with the launch of Ireland's first "democratically run" TV channel.
Business in brief: Tullow manager retires from firm
Tuesday April 01 2008
TULLOW Oil has announced that one of its key executives, Matthew O'Donoghue (63), yesterday retired as general manager projects, and from the board of Tullow.
