Tag: Publishing
Mary Higgins Clark Estate Signs New Representation, Opening the Door to...
The Mary Higgins Clark estate signs major new representation, paving the way for fresh TV, film, and publishing adaptations.
Barry Diller’s People Inc. Merger Twist With MGM Resorts Signals a...
People Inc. and MGM Resorts may be eyeing a surprise merger, signaling a bold crossover between media brands and hospitality assets.
Louise O’Neill Opens Up on Heartbreak, Risk and the Raw Emotion...
Louise O’Neill says she feels more vulnerable than ever as her memoir A Bigger Life is released, opening up about heartbreak and starting over.
Ryan Tubridy Pays Moving Tribute After Death of Close Friend Deirdre...
Ryan Tubridy has paid tribute to his late friend Deirdre McDermott, praising her kindness, humour and lasting legacy in publishing.
Rose Friedman Dies at 38: NPR Editor Remembered for Books We...
Rose Friedman, the NPR editor who helped create Books We Love, has died at 38, leaving a major legacy in arts journalism.
Toronto Film Festival’s ‘Magazine’ Review: A Sharp, Nostalgic Drama About Intern...
A Toronto Film Festival review of Magazine, a nostalgic drama about interns, ambition, and the fading world of print publishing.
When Headlines Never Switch Off, Audiences Start Tuning Out
Irish audiences still trust many publishers, but nonstop alerts and platform-driven delivery are making more people avoid the news.
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.
End of an Era as The Phoenix Bows Out After Four...
The Phoenix has confirmed its closure after more than 43 years, marking the end of a distinctive satirical voice in Irish media.
The Last Sting: What Ended The Phoenix’s 43-Year Reign
The closure of The Phoenix ends a bold era of insider reporting and offers a stark lesson for Irish journalism.
