Newswhip Announce Jobs, New HQ
Newswhip co-founders Andrew Mullaney and Paul Quigley. Picture Conor McCabe Photography NewsWhip, the Irish tech start-up company launched in 2012, today announces a move to new Dublin headquarters and the 100% expansion of its
BBC Three Ceases Broadcasting, Moves Online
Thirteen years after it began broadcasting, the BBC's youth oriented TV channel BBC Three stopped broadcasting yesterday. Instead, it is to continue as an online service, offering about 4 hours a week of new content, available on-demand via the
Constitutional Crisis as Irish Media is Prevented from Reporting on the Dáil
Independent TD Catherine Murphy speaking in the Dáil yesterday. Lawyers for Denis O'Brien are claiming that a High Court injunction prevents media from reporting what she said. Last week, the High Court granted billionaire
New Freemium ‘RTE International Player’ is a Response to Diaspora’s Demands
The new RTÉ Player International was launched yesterday by Ryan Tubridy, along with some other well known RTÉ faces. http://youtu.be/0l8el3KmbNY Based on a 'freemium' model, the app, which is available on iOS devices only, offers about
Netflix Announces Dates for New Shows including Orange is The New Black
Last night, Netflix announced premiere dates for its upcoming slate of original TV series, documentaries and stand-up comedy specials including: Original Stand-up Comedy Specials: Chris D'Elia: Incorrigible – 17 April Jen Kirkman: I'm Gonna Die Alone (And
Irish Times Re-Introduces Digital Subscriptions
Beginning next Monday, The Irish Times is to introduce a digital subscription which will allow users to access up to 10 articles free per week, before being invited to subscribe. Priced at €12 per month, the Standard
