Fox started the Entrepreneur Experiment podcast six years ago to pick the brains of founders. Since then, it has morphed into a one-man media business.
The Irish video-game services giant saw a bumper exit to EQT last year. Since then, it has continued with job cuts globally and homed in on AI.
The case of Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney is the first known instance of the controversial technology being used against journalists in the UK and Ireland.
Mill Media has won backing from high-ranking execs at CNN and Axios for its high-quality approach to local news. Now it's taking on London. Joshi Herrmann lays out its plan.
Award-winning Northern Irish journalist Jane Ferguson is launching the media start-up Noosphere in the US, offering journalists a new way to reach their audience.
The billion-euro Irish advertising industry keeps growing. While online giants now dwarf legacy media, many domestic broadcasters and publishers continue to grow ad revenue – their relative slice of the pie is just smaller.
Crafting queen Sara Davies entered the BBC's Den as the youngest ever Dragon on the show. Having just stepped in to save the business she founded 20 years ago, she discusses her return to Crafter's Companion and the lessons from her journey in business.
As he pauses his acclaimed podcast, The Stand, Eamon Dunphy talks about the pernicious influence of Trump, the rise of authoritarianism and the need for nuance and conversation in an increasingly polarised world.
US media monitoring and public relations software company Muck Rack has bought Dublin-based Ruepoint for an undisclosed sum. The deal will allow the Irish firm to "compete globally".
Streaming services are giving viewers a new opportunity to enjoy films that flopped at the box office. Some of them lost tens of millions of dollars, others were in bad taste while more were targets of rushed judgements. They are now being hailed as flip flops.
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