Tag: Media
The Future of Advertising in Ireland: Ten Key Changes Brands Must...
As advertising in Ireland evolves, brands must adapt to new trends and technologies. This article explores ten significant changes shaping the future of advertising in Ireland.
Inside the Investigation That Tracked Soft2Bet From Dublin to the Offshore...
A closer look at how The Irish Times built its Soft2Bet investigation through cross-border reporting, documents and digital storytelling.
Launching Your Podcast in Ireland: Essential Equipment, Hosting, and Promotion Strategies
Discover the latest tips and tools for starting a podcast in Ireland, including the best equipment, hosting options, and promotional strategies to reach your audience effectively.
When Banter Meets Brand Risk on the Rails
Iarnród Éireann’s viral joke shows how brand humour can backfire when service issues still shape public trust.
Late Late at a Crossroads: Why RTÉ’s Signature Show Faces Its...
RTÉ’s Late Late dilemma is no longer just about Patrick Kielty. It’s about whether the show still matters in modern media Ireland.
When Celebration Meets Unease: America’s Birthday in a Divided Age
A sharp editorial reflection on America at 250, where World Cup joy collides with deep political anxiety.
Free-to-Air Today, Paywalled Tomorrow? Ireland’s World Cup Viewing Crossroads
RTÉ has every World Cup match free-to-air, but rising rights costs raise fresh questions about how long that model can last in Ireland.
Europe’s Scorching Warning Shot Reshapes the Climate Story
Europe’s heatwave is being framed as a climate warning, with major implications for public health, policy and Irish media coverage.
Inside Ireland’s Media Moment: Costs, Closures and the Next Big Shift
A sharp look at the latest shifts in Ireland’s media landscape, from RTÉ spending debates to closures, trust trends and AI adoption.
Big Audience, Bigger Bill: RTÉ Defends Prague Match Spend
RTÉ’s €57,000 Prague trip has sparked debate across Irish media, with the broadcaster citing huge ratings, streams and revenue gains.
