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Full coverage: Media

“It’s digital first and that means print second”: Meet the Belgian media executive tasked with reviving INM

Peter Vandermeersch was installed by Mediahuis as publisher of INM following its €146m swoop on the embattled Irish media group last year. He talks about the new digital strategy for the titles, the commercial opportunities and the battle to rebuild staff morale.

Ian Kehoe
29th Jan, 2020 - 23 min read

“Pernicious” Communicorp ban on journalists a breach of impartiality and raises questions over the BAI: Michael McDowell

The ban on The Currency's writers has been “lifted” but The Irish Times remains silenced. Michael McDowell, the former Attorney General and Minister for Justice, says it raises questions about the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

Cait Caden
15th Jan, 2020 - 2 min read

When the Premier League’s war on piracy came to Dublin

Reeling from a 29 per cent drop in ratings from 2015 to 2017 threatening the value of TV rights, the Premier League has vowed to stop illegal streams. In affidavits seen by The Currency, it shows how piracy undermines its business.

Sean Keyes
13th Nov, 2019 - 9 min read

Hashtag blues? How influencers have altered the relationship between brand and consumers

Influencers can champion brands, but they can also erode them with a single post. While creating opportunities, this also poses fundamental challenges for companies, brands and the advertising industry.

Cait Caden
4th Nov, 2019 - 12 min read

Lights, camera, confusion: the inside story of why Ireland’s film and television tax relief plunged last year

Tax relief approved under the section 481 film and television scheme dropped by two-thirds to €33 million last year. Producers say the system has become too complicated. Will new guidelines fix it?

Cait Caden
1st Nov, 2019 - 9 min read

David McRedmond: “Look at the unpopular job because the unpopular job is often the one you can get most done“

An Post CEO David McRedmond has held leading roles in the communications sector including with TV3 and eir. He talks about taking on the banks, maintaining government investment in the countryside and making money from broadcasting.

Sam Smyth
21st Oct, 2019 - 31 min read

Underground success: the low-key Dublin company helping raise the social profile of rising stars

From its base in Dublin’s Portobello, Circulate’s team of 12 staff collaborate with major labels such as Sony Music, Universal Music and EMI

Cait Caden
13th Oct, 2019 - 3 min read

Paul Tweed: “The whole thing is to stop the damage being done. This is not about money.”

Irish media lawyer Paul Tweed retained by former National Inquirer editor over new expose by Ronan Farrow.

Francesca Comyn
4th Oct, 2019 - 3 min read

Moneyball in leafy Dublin 4: how an Irish firm became central to Serie A global asset chase

How did an obscure company in Dublin 4 become part of a global asset hunt? And what happens next? Confidential documents, court judgements, affidavits and international filings reveal the real story behind the collapse of MP & Silva, and the role of Ireland in its operations.

Ian Kehoe
1st Oct, 2019 - 8 min read

The economics of democracy, press freedom and growth

Literature says people living in countries with varied media and a free press are economically better off. Where does this leave Ireland?

Stephen Kinsella
20th Sep, 2019 - 4 min read
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