INM sees group revenue decline, but digital advertising revenue is up
Group CEO Vincent Crowley resigned from the board today.
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Group CEO Vincent Crowley resigned from the board today.
The Sun’s campaign has divided critics in the UK with its photographs of topless women examining their breasts.
One, two, three, four, I declare a goat war. Or not.
The photo was taken at a 007-themed party that the prince was attending with Kate Middleton in 2006.
Incredible scenes in the Metro Herald.
It’s a mystical business.
There was a surge in spending on media advertisements in 2011, with €437,992 spent that year.
The publisher said its subsidiary group does not accept wrongdoing within its business and takes the allegations very seriously.
We all make mistakes.
The ASAI found that the ad did not cause grave or widespread offence.
The former girlfriend of the North Korean leader was killed over a porn scandal she was allegedly involved in.
The sale of the Washington Post cost $250 million in cash – and the new owner is the founder of Amazon.com.
An interim examiner was appointed to the newspaper in March.
Diarmuid O’Donovan is set to take up the new position that will see him work alongside long-serving secretary Frank Murphy.
It’s the morning after the night before for the 49ers.
Google will set up a €60 million fund to help French newspapers develop online projects – but won’t stop indexing content from French news sites.
Newspaper Licensing Ireland has issued a 64-word statement on its position on paying for links following much discussion online.
It will be the first time since 1964 that non-state media will be allowed to publish news in the country.
The New York newspaper published the names and addresses of people who are licensed to own guns across two counties in the state – but were they right to do it?
The paper, called The Champion, was made by teenagers living in Dublin’s north east inner city.
Analysts say the decision is not surprising as Murdoch’s “bold experiment” did not have enough paying readers to sustain it.
The new-look newspaper with its narrower pages and an overhauled design is the biggest single change to the paper in twelve years.
The Justice Minister responds to an earlier Sunday Independent statement regarding a frontpage story about correspondence between himself and the Taoiseach and says the paper needs to apologise.
The 79-year-old current affairs magazine will publish its last print edition on 31 December before moving completely online.
Latest reports say that Brooks received the pay-off after she resigned from News International last year.
Independent News and Media confirmed the election of Buckley as chairman and three others as company directors at today’s EGM.
Google, famed for their online search engine, have temporarily entered the print advertising market.
The paper has been fiercely critical of Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Sports writer Peter Hanlon has said he is “deeply sorry”.
Today’s Il Giornale headline “Quarto Reich” is accompanied by a picture of the German Chancellor.
All of this fan-love is going to stop soon, right?
The men were arrested nearly two years ago after they planned to carry out a shooting spree at the offices of a Danish newspaper that published cartoons of the prophet Muhammed.
The new paper will fill the gap left when The News of the World closed last summer at the height of the hacking scandal.
An email sent by Rupert Murdoch to staff at The Sun confirms that far from being closed, the paper will be turning seven-day.
A number of senior staff at The Sun have been arrested in recent weeks in connection with payments to public officials.
The long-time editor of the Sunday Independent, who had been battling cancer, died this morning.
Students voted last night to ban the newspaper from shops over an inaccurate article it ran about UCC student Caolan Mulrooney.